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Did you hear the news? Here's how abortion bans in Florida are affecting women in the state
Share Facebook Twitter Email Deborah Dorbert was forced to watch her son Milo die in her arms because of Florida’s abortion ban. A previous ultrasound showed that he had no kidneys and no chance of surviving birth, but because Deborah was more than 15 months pregnant, she wouldn’t be allowed to ...
Will living in poverty soon be a jail sentence? The Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of Grants Pass allows cities to penalize those sleeping in public spaces, even without available shelters.
With the cost of living going up, medical and student loan debt looming over us, and not enough affordable housing, many studies show that more Americans are closer to becoming unsheltered than they think.
Did you hear the news? Florida approved a PragerU curriculum for public schools: https://projectpulso.org/2024/06/25/florida-approved-hyper-conservative-prageru-curricula-for-public-schools/
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From abortion deserts to criminalizing miscarriages, this is the reality for many women today as more and more abortion bans and restrictions are passed throughout the country.
🇺🇸 Let us know in the comments, Pulso Fam 👇🏽
We’ve been talking about gun safety and gun control, but we think there’s more to add to this complex debate.
Swipe to read more about the history of gun safety issues across the Latino diaspora.
Immigration advocates have been pushing for fair and just immigration policies that prioritize keeping our families together. Will the latest roll out from the Biden administration benefit you or someone in your family? Let us know in the comments 👇
Did you name any of these LGBTQ Historical icons?
Who else can we add to the list, Pulso fam? Drop a comment below!
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Haiti has been in a state of emergency. With so much cultural and historical wealth, it's difficult to see the country's future unravel into uncertainty. It's not a coincidence that the country is in such dire circumstances.
Swipe to read about the unlikely factors that contributed to Haiti's political corruption.
Getting access to quality healthcare is a serious challenge for our community.
Click the link in bio to hear how two committed Latinos worked for years to get better care for those who need it most. Let us know what you think of our latest episode of In Confianza!
Juneteenth celebrates the moment, Black Americans in Texas finally received the news of emancipation. This profound historical moment and celebration isn't far from home in Latin America where we share stories of resistance and freedom across the diaspora.
What's a lesson that your father figure taught you? Let us know in the comments, Pulso fam!
The tragedy at Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge is not the only time that Latinos have been in danger in the workplace. It was one the few times, though, that something like this gained national attention. Swipe to read more about why we believe this issue should stay front and center.
Everyone has been discussing Florida’s abortion ban, but have we truly listened to the stories of those most impacted?
Click the link in bio to delve deeper on the issue of abortion and reproductive rights on our latest podcast episode of In Confianza.
As far as we’re concerned, we set our own standards, anyway 🙄
With the recent news that the will begin honoring and commemorating the Negro League (the segregated baseball league for Black players 1920s - 1947), let’s remember one of baseball’s breakout Afro-Cuban stars from this era.
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With the recent news that the will begin honoring and commemorating the Negro League (the segregated baseball league for Black players 1920s - 1947), let’s remember one of baseball’s breakout Afro-Cuban stars from this era.
Let’s take a second and imagine the possibilities of the continued attack against reproductive healthcare.
We want to know what YOU think the future will hold.
Did you hear the news? Former WLRN journalist Carlos Frias fights back what he feels was a wrongful cancellation of his show
WLRN Journalist Fights Back on Show Cancellation By Pulso Admin May 13, 2024 Share Facebook Twitter Email Become a Member Author Pulso Admin Related Posts Mexicans are Erecting Anti-Monuments for Victims of Corruption and Government Indifference May 24, 2024 Commemorating Two Years Since the Uvalde....
We know what you’re thinking. Another post about how we define ourselves?! Stick with us, though—this story may have some history about the term, “Latino” you might not know...
👉Finish the sentence: I identify as…
Did you hear the news? A grassroots movement of Mexican citizens is erecting equally impressive monuments to their family members who died or disappeared because of organized violence or state corruption
Share Facebook Twitter Email Mexico City’s Paseo de la Reforma is our southern neighbor’s version of the National Mall: full of enormous marble and bronze statues commemorating the country’s greatest heroes. However, a grassroots movement of average Mexican citizens is erecting equally impress...
On May 24th, 2022, our lives were forever changed. We asked ourselves why the lives of 19 children and 2 educators were violently taken. We asked ourselves how this could happen, and what to do next.
Since the shooting, progress like the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the first major federal gun safety bill passed in nearly 30 years, has closed gun law loopholes and implemented new gun violence prevention policies.
Uvalde is still rebuilding. Click the link in our bio to donate to the Uvalde CISD Moving Forward Foundation, 100% of your donation goes directly to rebuilding an elementary school campus.
If you’re in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, this one’s for you 😩 But, no matter where you live, feels like we’re all going in debt every time we go get groceries...
Our communities have a long history of standing together in the fight for justice. Check out some of our collective protests we’ve rallied for in the past and present.
The people will always take the last stand 🇲🇽
We’ve shaped the face of many social movements, including the many Labor wins we now reap the benefits of. Our longstanding participation in improving conditions for American workers is what you’ll read about in today’s timeline.
We’ve shaped the face of many social movements, including the many Labor wins we now reap the benefits of. Our longstanding participation in improving conditions for American workers is what you’ll read about in today’s timeline.
We sense Maná fans are about to take over the comment section 🤗
We all know our history deserves to be shared and told. But Meta’s new algorithm changes are suppressing not only political stories, but history ones, too.
Swipe to read how you can keep Pulso’s history no one taught us and commentary you wont find anywhere else showing up on your timeline!
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Our nation's public schools are under attack. Sylvia Mendez's story reminds us how far we've come for equality in our schools and how much further we have to go to maintain it.
Our nation's public schools are under attack. Sylvia Mendez's story reminds us how far we've come for equality in our schools and how much further we have to go to maintain it.
"I Am Joaquin" is a poem that everyone across the Latino diaspora can relate to. Both a cry for political justice and an ode to identity; Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzalez wrote something special that transcends time.
Thanks to you, nuestra gente, we’ve been able to elevate Latino stories and voices for 5 years by: ✊🏿 Helping you all get out the vote and take action on issues you care about ✊🏾 Collaborating with influencers, leaders and partners across the country ✊🏽 Creating hundreds of history and culture stories ✊🏼 Growing our outlet on new platforms ✊🏻 Expanding our anti-racism and DEI work Here’s a video recap of our work in 2022, and a very special message from the team ✊🏾✊🏽 Head to the link in our bio to become a member in 2023!
Are you voting by mail? Here's how to find your ballot drop box! 🗳 TODAY is the last day to cast your ballot in the midterm elections 🏃🏽♀️💨
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Have you voted yet, Pulso fam? There's four days left to vote in the midterm elections! First time voter @elaszita tells us why this election matters!
Mezcal is more than just "smoky tequila" and it deserves to be recognized for its cultural significance! On this episode of #ThePulsoPodcast, we sit down with Niki Nakazawa — aka the Queen of Mezcal — to hear just how to appreciate this agave delicacy 🍶 Search for "The Pulso Podcast" on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to listen! https://bit.ly/3E5nuOJ
With spooky season fast approaching, here’s the true and haunting story of when the Rio Grande River decided to play by its own rules and led to a serious land dispute. Find the full story on our latest podcast episode: https://spoti.fi/3Tvxvtp
Latinos might be known for our "work hard" attitude, but is it too closely connected to our sense of self worth? What do healthy work boundaries look like without diminishing our work ethic? 🤔 In the latest episode of #ThePulsoPodcast 🎙, our co-host Maribel gets to the heart of it by interviewing some of the hardest workers she knows...her parents. Listen to the full breakdown: https://apple.co/3LcrfU
As we evolve, our language doesn’t always keep up... so, how can we make it more inclusive? 💭 In this week's episode of #ThePulsoPodcast, we're diving into the evolution of Spanish (a historically gendered language), the pushback against it, and our need to evolve. https://bit.ly/3BRQLvg
The Salton Sea, California's biggest lake, is disappearing... and the surrounding Latino population is being disproportionately impacted by this environmental catastrophe. But does anyone care? What's being done to help our community? Listen to the latest episode of #ThePulsoPodcast to learn more 🎧: https://bit.ly/3ccUtoZ #SaltonSea #Podcast #Latino #Hispanic #ClimateChange
A new episode of #ThePulsoPodcast is out now! 🎉 Representative Joaquin Castro joins our cohosts Liz and Maribel to unpack a question that has sparked a lot of debate within our community: Can we still call ourselves Latinos if we don’t speak Spanish? 🤔
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