Axios Latino - Afro-Latino players get MLB recognition

Key Underground Railroad to Mexico site closer to historic recognition

Historians believe that between 4,000 to 10,000 enslaved Black people may have used the Underground Railroad to Mexico.

Congressmen pursue FBI, CIA files on Latino civil rights pioneers

It's unknown if the FBI or CIA "tried to sabotage or disrupt" the Latino civil rights movement, per a letter from lawmakers.

The "lost" novel of Gabriel García Márquez released

It was published by his sons in Spanish and English this week against their last father's wishes.

60 years after his death, examining JFK's legacy in Latin America

When Kennedy took power, he began a massive effort to reset relations with Latin American countries that distrusted the U.S.

JFK visited with Latino civil rights leaders on his last night

Historians believe the meeting was the first time a sitting president publicly recognized the Latino vote.

The U.S. undocumented population is growing more diverse, less Mexican

Conflict, climate change and sophisticated smuggling networks are driving more migrants from all over world to the U.S.

Most Republicans support border barriers even if they injure or kill someone

Republicans say Democrats and the Biden administration aren't doing enough to address an increase in migrants at the border.

Film uncovers secret struggles of folk singer and activist Joan Baez

"Joan Baez I Am A Noise" is scheduled to be released at select New York theaters on Friday and elsewhere on Oct. 13..

Latino poverty rate falls but remains above U.S. average

Experts say failure to address systemic economic inequalities among Latinos may threaten the nation's economic future.