Jorge Plasencia speaks on revealing the Dimensionality of the Latino Experience in episode 6 of The Latino Majority.
Growing up, Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri didn’t have to search far to find a key source of inspiration. Her maternal grandmother, one of the first women to go to a university in Puerto Rico, worked in finance in the municipalities and was a constant presence in her life
As a child, Carolina Ceballos stood witness to actions taken by her mother in the face of unprecedented familial stress.
Mike Madrid’s insight into the complex narrative of the American Latino is informed by his own narrative as a young Latino growing up in Moorpark, California.
The mission of National Public Radio—to represent the whole of America, both thoughtfully and thoroughly—is near and dear to the heart of Isabel Lara.
Miguel Cardona felt the pride of service long before being appointed the United States Secretary of Education.
