In July 2011, the young computer technician took off from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, to Los Angeles, California. He did not know anybody there. By BEATRICE EHOUMAN ANOH EL NUEVO SOL “The luckiest ones will...
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María García has come a long way since immigrating from Mexico, but she now feels like she and her family are living the American dream. By BLAKE WILLIAMS EL NUEVO SOL María García couldn’t sleep...
A non-profit art studio along the US-Mexico border delivers on mission to further develop children’s imaginations. By MARÍA MEDINA EL NUEVO SOL Gretchen Baer was at crossroads in 2016. As an artist...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Natasha Carrizosa In this episode, Melody Soto talks to award-winning poet and self-described MexiAfricana Natasha Carrizosa. By MELODY SOTO EL NUEVO SOL Melody...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Nicole Favors In this episode, Diana Romero talks to Nicole Favors, whose father is from Marion, Ohio, and her mother is from Romita, Guanajuato. By DIANA ROMERO EL NUEVO...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Alexis Amezcua In this episode, Liliana Ramírez talks to Alexis Amezcua, a senior at Cal State University Northridge, about how her African-American and Mexican roots...
Asylum seeker Katherine Rojas embarks in two journeys: seeking asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border and finding help in the U.S. for her son who went through trauma along the way. By GABRIELA HERNÁNDEZ...
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05/19/2021
What if I told you a place existed in the U.S. that held innocent individuals captive and had conditions worse than jail? By TRAVYAN SUTTLE EL NUEVO SOL The coronavirus or Covid-19 was first discovered...
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