Word: latinos
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Volleball team; Radcliffe Choral Society; KAZA; president, Latino Health Organization; House Coordinator HAND...
Volleball team; Radcliffe Choral Society; KAZA; president, Latino Health Organization; House Coordinator HAND...
...from a CIA mother ship cruising off Nicaragua's Pacific coast. Not until March 30, in a letter to the Senate Intelligence Committee staff that congressional sources disclosed last week, did the CIA confirm, in its inimitable bureaucratic jargon, that the raids were carried out by "unilaterally controlled latino assets...
...back, told me at a neighborhood meeting. "We've fought too long, we've lost too much blood to give up now." Now, it is Jackson's move, but after that we on the local level must organize to build for the next leader--Black. Latino, or white--to take control of a movement faithful to the ideals of its nation...
Miami has by far the largest Marielito population. But many of the boat-borne refugees have fanned out across the country, settling in cities, such as Los Angeles and San Francisco, that already had well-rooted latino communities. Some, like legions of immigrants before them, simply went where job prospects seemed brightest. José Martin and his wife Lina settled initially in Los Angeles, where Martin had an uncle. But established Cubans there advised him to move to Chicago or New York. "They told me there were more factories in those cities," he recalls. As a machine-shop operator...