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How the Rich Are Robbing Puerto Ricans of Their Homes and Communities

The Act 22 tax incentive, enacted in 2012, has been the most effective tool to attract rich outsiders to the island, while local Puerto Ricans are losing their homes and neighborhoods.

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Writers’ Strike Exposes Startling Inequality for Latino Writers in Hollywood

The entertainment industry is facing a wake-up call with the ongoing Writers' Strike, but for Latinos, the lack of representation goes deeper, as they continue to be the most underrepresented group in the entertainment industry.

Closing the Gap: 5 Ways to Advocate for Latina Equal Pay Year-Round

The wage gap for Latina women is a stark reminder of the work that still needs to be done.

At Least 40 Migrants Killed in Preventable Tragedy at a Detention Center in Ciudad Juárez

A devastating fire at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico has left at least 40 migrants dead. Despite video evidence of guards ignoring the trapped migrants, President Lopez Obrador blamed the victims for starting the fire, ignoring any guard wrongdoing.

Ana Basaldua Ruiz’s Death Sparks Outrage: Ongoing Problem of Sexual Harassment in the Military Continues

Early reports about the tragic death of Pvt. Ana Basaldua Ruiz, a Latina soldier stationed at Fort Hood, a base near Killeen, Texas, notorious for violence and hostile work conditions, indicates that sexual harassment had a role to play in her death that is being investigated as a death by suicide.

Women Reached their “Equal Pay Day” on March 14, Latinas won’t reach theirs until October 5

Equal Pay Day is a powerful reminder of the persistent and unjust gender wage gap that plagues our society and yet, the topic comes up only a few times a year.

6 Months After Being Reported Missing, Police Officer Arrested for Murder of 16-Year-Old Susana Morales

16 year old Susana Morales was found murdered more than six months after being reported missing. Her alleged killer, former police officer Miles Bryant had a history of violence, including a stalking report his police department did not investigate.

Anggy Diaz’s Story Shines a Light on Immigrants Facing Domestic Abuse

Despite headlines often describing her as an "undocumented immigrant wife," she was not nameless. Her friends and family lovingly called her "Anggy."

Closing the Gap: 5 Ways to Advocate for Latina Equal Pay Year-Round

Did you know that the average Latina must work almost an entire additional year to catch up to what an average white man made the previous year?

Latina’s Wage Gap got Worse in 2021, and Hasn’t Fully Recovered in 2022

Women's Equal Pay Day 2021 is the day that marks how far into the new year the average woman must work to match what the average man made the year before.