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Labor shortage in west Texas isnt looking good for many owners. Texas-Mexico Border being a reliable source. Hispanics making a big part of the population.

Who gets measured does get done. put spotlight on education, i want to support that. what is fascinating with our country and demographic, we are majority/minority at elementary school level. that will be mainstream of students anyway. we should be pointing affirm action, leading as professionals, politicians are not failing and that is sadly what is happening today. black and hispanic kids have fallen behind more so after the pandemic. how do you expect us to be ready for harvard or any other s...

And tells us what could happen. california uses now 13 factors to judge who gets in, and who doesnt, from class rank and gpa to personal achievement. race is not one of those boxes. so, being when voters banned affirmative action, black and hispanic enrollment like ucla and berkeley fell by 40%. last years am ning class, 3% black, 20% hispanic, less than half the statewide population figures. but 43% were asian, three times higher than the statewide population. experts say universities will adju...

Hispanic students? >> thats going to be the big question. i think well be facing in the next near term, but anything that you can do, tearing down barriers, anything you can do that lifts up kids of all races, that doesnt just put you in a box based on your race. youve seen that as an example, for example, in california after voters passed prop 209, who forgo ahead in part colleges and universities from consideration race in admissions. they had to then start going out into the community and rec...

Ramon Alvarez, a Hispanic local business owner, says that operating his company Minutemen Press has been one of the hardest things he's ever done.

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The 12-time Mexican champion Saul Canelo Alvarez returns to the ring in September to celebrate Independence Day with no defined opponent.

A $20 million grant will benefit hispanic students to compete at a federal agriculture level after graduation.

Administrators and theyre very, very worried. the reason why is at least six of the justices seem very skeptical about using race even though since 1978, the court has said you can race in a limited way as a plus factor. essentially as one part of many different aspects of somebodys life. the court says if you want to create a diverse student body, you can take that into account. but now the court may completely reverse course and say you cannot use race at all when it comes to someone, you know...

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