American Taíno
Commentary from the perspective of an American Latino
6.16.2010
Don Jose Pereira Torres of Vieques (and St Croix)
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In my new book, Ruins of a Society and the Honorable , I speak of the foreign invasions and injustices that plagued the islands of Puerto Ri...
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2.08.2010
Navy must be held accountable for Vieques
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Puerto Rico is once again being shortchanged by the federal government. The U.S. Navy must provide compensation for risking the health of t...
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2.07.2010
The Puerto Rican Diaspora: A Search for Cultural Identity and Acceptance
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" It was a hot summer day in the city and many streets where blocked off due to the large crowds. Puerto Ricans from all over New York ...
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2.04.2010
Philly's Juan Antonio "Tony" Leon Jr.: R.I.P.
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IT TOOK demonstrations, political pressure and perseverance for Latinos to break into the mainstream media in Philadelphia. There were no ...
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12.09.2009
Puerto Rico House for Sale - $80K US
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Purchase your piece of paradise in Palmas Baja on Puerto Rico's south side. It was my parent's retirement home and can be yours for...
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12.03.2009
Philly's Joaquin Rivera - R.I.P.
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"Saludos Familia: It is with great sadness and personal loss that I announce the death of un gran companero de lucha por los derecho...
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11.24.2009
Do American Indians Look "Hispanic" or Do "Hispanics" Look American Indian?
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srikrishnajay ... - There is a problem in the U.S. with the label Hispanic. - The problem is people are redefining the term. - The corr...
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11.17.2009
The Sugar Cane Aguador "The Waterboy" -- Puerto Rico Circa 1944
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Click the title link to see the full 116 photo "La Plata, Oct. 1944-Aug. 1947" collection by Dr. H. Clair Amstutz, a Mennonite me...
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11.13.2009
Frank Espada: The Puerto Rican Diaspora
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“Frank [Espada]’s work is profoundly humanistic. Stereotypes about Puerto Rico and Puerto Ricans are so deeply embedded in mainstream U.S. ...
10.30.2009
Puerto Rico in the '40s
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This lovely photo montage captures what my parents shared w/me and my siblings through stories, song and traditions about life on the island...
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