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Hardly anyone knows that 28 years ago, Grace Flores-Hughes and a handful of other Spanish-speaking federal employees helped make the decision that changed how people with mixed Spanish heritage would be identified in this country.
The big four TV networks seem to be embracing the concept of diversity in front of and behind the camera, a media watchdog group says.
Juan Aguilar made a career out of helping the less fortunate fund their start-up businesses.
The Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Corporation (HENAAC) is honoring Mona Simpson, director of Supplier Management and Procurement for Boeing Phantom Works in Huntington Beach, Calif., as one of the nation's best and brightest engineers.
Gustavo Torres is currently the Executive Director of CASA of Maryland, Inc., the largest Latino service provider and advocacy organization in Maryland. Gustavo has been a tireless champion of the rights of immigrants and the low-wage Latino community. The transcript follows below.
The increase in the U.S. Hispanic population, traditionally fueled principally by the arrival of immigrants, is increasingly being sustained by their American-born children, according to a report released Tuesday.
Toyota's Opportunity Exchange, now in its 14th year, is a forum designed to provide minority business enterprises (MBEs) across the nation the chance to network and develop relationships with over 250 of Toyota's suppliers.
More than 40 speakers will participate in sessions such as "Getting Funding: From Venture Capital to Bootstrapping," "Networking 101," and "Intellectual Property Creation and Protection." Event organizers have prepared an agenda with useful information sessions designed to give a foundation of knowledge to anyone that is interested in business and management.
For many companies, advertising to Hispanics meant hiring an ensemble cast who filled stereotypical roles. The ads treated all Hispanics -- regardless of whether they're of Mexican, Cuban, Argentine or any other nationality -- the same.
The Lozano family, founders of La Opinion, the nation's largest Spanish language daily newspaper, and Tribune Co. Thursday announced plans to dissolve their partnership.
