Blogs

‘9500 Liberty’ Film Proves Power of Social Media
By Voto Latino
Posted on May 15, 2012
Watch a film that documents the reversal of an anti-immigrant film in a town outside Washington, DC.
Five Questions for Rodrigo y Gabriela
By Kamren Curiel
Posted on May 14, 2012
I caught up with Rodrigo y Gabriela lead guitarist, Rodrigo Sánchez, to talk about the duo's indescribable sound.
Divorce: A Necessary Evil or Easy Exit?
By Carli Eli
Posted on May 11, 2012
As people debate marriage equality, we can't ignore the alarming stats on divorce. As a shoulder for many of my friends who went through a divorce to cry on, I've grown concerned with this issue.
Carolina Blues, President Obama Sees the Light
By Sergio Lopez
Posted on May 11, 2012
This week's chanclaso goes to the 1.3 N. Carolina voters who voted in favor of banning same-sex marriage. On the flip side, President Obama does us proud.
N. Carolina Primary: What You Need to Know
By Yandary Zavala
Posted on May 08, 2012
Today's primary in North Carolina is ground zero for the presidential race and will determine the fate of same-sex marriage.
Gustavo Galindo Talks Music, Politics & Education
By Kamren Curiel
Posted on May 07, 2012
The Grammy-nominated artist fuses Latin pop rock with a passion for politics and education reform.
N. Carolina Pastor Gets It For Wanting to Beat the Gay Out of Kids
By Sergio Lopez
Posted on May 04, 2012
This week, El Chanclaso throws his slipper at Pastor Sean Harris, who was caught giving a hateful sermon about gay people.
May Day Protests Make Mark With Music
By Kamren Curiel
Posted on May 02, 2012
Across the country, thousands of protesters came out to march for immigration reform and jobs. Musicians echoed the movement in song.
Power Summit Fires Up Young People
By Voto Latino
Posted on April 27, 2012
We ended Power Summit with breakout sessions that allowed young people to turn what they learned into action plans.
Voto Latino Joins the Fight to Stop SB1070
By Viva Ramirez
Posted on April 27, 2012
VL rep and Phoenix native, Viva Ramirez, reports back on the 'March for Justice' that united hundreds against SB1070 during this week's controversial hearing.

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