Now, the threats to our family that I faced as a child have returned…I felt that familiar fear. By ANONYMOUS EL NUEVO SOL (Leer en español) The first time my family got separated, I was protected...
Our book with stories of Afro-Latinx, Black-Latinx and Afro-Latin American to document the stories of success, struggle, and resilience of a community usually invisible in English and Spanish-language...
In this episode of the series Madre Tierra, Clara Minaya tells us the story of Andrea León Grossman, Climate Action Director at Azul. By CLARA MINAYA EL NUEVO SOL—Radio Nepantla Clara Minaya: Welcome...
“I am now older and stronger but if I were to meet younger me, I would just give that girl a big hug and tell her that everything will be ok,” Margarita Daisy Martínez said. By DEBBIE MARTÍNEZ EL NUEVO...
Ana, a legal resident, recounts her time spent in a child immigrant detention center. Although having a short time there, the memory stays with her far longer. Por CÉSAR SANDOVAL EL NUEVO SOL Every year...
Three Latino entrepreneurs build their own businesses by taking on roles that not many fulfill. By NICHOLAS MARTINEZ EL NUEVO SOL When you think of immigrant businesses the first thing you think of might...
“It’s always sunny and hot,” José Alcántar said. “It’s hard to grow anything. It’s hard without rain.” By CHRISTOPHER TORRES EL NUEVO SOL With California in the middle of another...
Todd Miller’s new book allows us to land more openly on its abolitionist conclusion. By ORLANDO MAYORQUIN EL NUEVO SOL In his latest book, Build Bridges, Not Walls. A Journey to a World Without...
Cuando perdí mi hogar
Navegando la oscuridad
Mi experiencia al hacerme amigo de una persona sin hogar