Eight months after the fall of Roe v. Wade, Vanessa Garcia lay on a hospital table in Texas’s Rio Grande Valley, as a technician performed an ultrasound. Garcia had given birth to two children with no complications, but her third […]
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One recent morning, Tony Arias and Idelfonso Armenta, the hosts of a popular show on the Arizona radio station La Campesina, invited their listeners to talk about the election. “Mi raza,” Arias said, leaning into the microphone. “Donald Trump or
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One recent Sunday, a young organizer named Daniel Zevallos sat in Kamala Harris’s campaign office in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The office, hastily set up in a former home-health-care agency, opened on August 11th, and the grand opening’s silver balloons and paper
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For decades, his voice was omnipresent in Latino households. Two million people tuned in to Univision every night to watch the man with silver hair and pale-green eyes deliver the headlines in a clear, level tone. If war broke out
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