SPRING 2014
FEATURES
In corporate America, who talks
the talk and walks the walk?
Find out in our annual listing of the top 100 companies providing the most opportunities for Latinos in the
areas of education, hiring,
philanthropy and others.
By Eric Garcia
It’s taken some time, but Latinos have finally made it in Hollywood. From directors like Alfonso Cuaron and Robert Rodriguez, to actors like Demian Bichir and Sofia Vergara, there’s a power shift underway.
By Bel Hernandez Castillo
A few years ago, no one knew
who the Dreamers were, but now
they’re making waves as well as headlines. Who are these passionate young
political activists, and what are they
hoping to achieve?
By Evelyn Castillo
Two Latino civil rights organizations,
Latino Justice PRLDEF and MALDEF,
based in New York and Los Angeles, respectively, couldn’t be more different.
Yet they’re trying to achieve
the same thing.
By Christy McBrayer
The thorny legal issue of net
neutrality is complicated and obscure.
Yet it could change the way we access
the internet and broaden the digital
divide for Latinos.
By Evelyn Castillo
For Latinos, the roll-out of Obamacare
was a disaster, from Spanglish websites
to a lack of outreach.
And worst of all, no one knows just
how many of us have signed up.
By Alicia Santistevan
Ingrid Durán and Catherine Pino
celebrate a ten year partnership
in business and life. But it began
with leap of faith.?
By Patricia Guadalupe