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The Bike: A Well-Rounded Invention

Javier Sierra | Posted 05.21.2012

Read More: Transportation Budgest, Bikeable and Walkeable Communities, Hispanics and Bikes, Hispanic-Workers, Transportation Savings, Consumer Protections, Kids and Biking, Outside the Outdoors, Car Operating Costs, National Bike Month, Bike Operating Costs, League of American Cyclists, Sierra Club, Hispanic Kids, Green News
Javier Sierra

After two centuries of existence, the bike still is a very well-rounded invention. It's our protections and safeguards that cannot keep up with this brilliant idea.

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Opponents Of Anti-Immigration Laws In Georgia Find Unlikely Ally In Republican Mayor

The Huffington Post | Trymaine Lee | Posted 03.01.2012

Read More: Immigrant Rights, Anti-Latino, Latino Politics, Latino Workers, Immigration, Anti-Immigrant Laws, Anti-Hispanic, Hispanic-Workers, Immigration Laws, Anti-Immigrant, Video, Latino Voices News

Those fighting against Georgia’s expanding anti-immigration laws have gained an unlikely comrade in the Republican mayor of a small town in the sout...

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Hotel Owner Larry Whiten Orders Hispanic Workers To Change Names

AP | MELANIE DABOVICH | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Sangre De Cristo Mountains, Employees, Hotel Owner, Spanish, Paragon Inn, Paseo Del Pueblo, Hispanic Workers, Names, Los Brown Berets De Nuevo Mexico, Larry Whitten, New Mexico, Juanito Burns Jr., League of United Latin American Citizens, Racism, Kathy Archuleta, Darren Cordova, Taos, Speaking Spanish, Business News

TAOS, N.M. — Larry Whitten marched into this northern New Mexico town in late July on a mission: resurrect a failing hotel. The tough-talking f...

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