Thrilled to announce the release of my book, 'The Latino Century,' on June 18, 2024! If you haven’t already you can pre-order a copy now. Tinyurl.com/latinocentury

I am incredibly grateful for the honor of receiving the Headliners Foundation's 2023 Charles E. Green award for 'Star Photojournalist of the Year' in the state of Texas.

Congratulations to all of my colleagues in Texas on a tremendous year of news in Texas..

Happy #bookfest weekend, Los Angeles! Don’t forget to support L.A. Times Guild 🦅 journalists! actionnetwork.org/petitions/supp…

From the Texas GOP. Californians?

Muchos periodistas foráneos vienen a #Tijuana a 'descubrir' el hilo negro del consumo de drogas y el fentanilo, pero pocos lo hacen con el atino y la certeza como lo hicieron los colegas de Radio Ambulante.
Chéquense este episodio, se los recomiendo. 👇
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What 'Civil War' gets right and wrong about photojournalism, according to a Pulitzer Prize winner latimes.com/entertainment-…

NEW: US officials plan to deport dozens of Haitians back to Haiti on Thursday, the first US deportation flight to the country in several months, per sources.

Jack Herrera identifying as racially white by ethnic Mexicans is not the same as identifying as Anglo. This distinction goes back to Spanish and English conflicts. Many liberals identify as white and some conservatives don't in STex.

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getting sick while freelancing is real fun cause you get this elite additional symptom of illness, which is crushing guilt from not working

Anyone remember how the New York Times wrote a story about how Patrick Soon-Shiong, the owner of the LA Times, tried to water down a story about his friend’s dog (maybe) biting someone?

Well that dog-(allegedly)bites-woman story is finally out 🐶

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that allowed them to land a nice Fox News exclusive that didn’t ask any questions about where the money actually came from

In Trump's defense I also fall asleep if I'm not allowed to talk for prolonged periods of time

“Razor wire along the river is meant to control who gets into the state; policing cities such as Dallas and Houston is about getting people out.”

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When I was a kid, my dad gave me the talk: and by that I mean, he sat me down and told me the story of Prop 187. It’s hard to overstate how profoundly that law changed Latino life in California. Is the same about to happen in Texas?

For The Atlantic:

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A new Texas law, S.B. 4, could re-create the effect of other states’ “show me your papers” laws—and cost the GOP Latino voters, Jack Herrera writes: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Important read by Jack Herrera that weaves together the current political climate on immigration, changing Latino beliefs & likely GOP over reach.

Is a backlash brewing?

Is Texas About to Turn Latinos Into Single-Issue Voters? - The Atlantic theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

When I was a kid, my dad gave me the talk: and by that I mean, he sat me down and told me the story of Prop 187. It’s hard to overstate how profoundly that law changed Latino life in California. Is the same about to happen in Texas?

For The Atlantic:

theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

I know I’m gonna take some heat saying this in Texas: I have no idea why Southwest enjoys a good reputation

Tough to argue against. However, each city is fiercely protective of its regional cuisine & don’t take easily to new ideas. El Paso less so. What’s happening there is thrilling. It’s the future.

Best food in Texas is on the ends of the border: El Paso and Brownsville