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Still no answers

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, October 1, 2008

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Lexington says No to racial hatred

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, September 7, 2017

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Who do I call?

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, August 6, 2015

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Calendar of events

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, July 7, 2016

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Daisy Machado 

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, May 3, 2006

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“SCHOOL, EDUCATION IS AND SHOULD BE FOR EVERYONE…”

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, April 3, 2009

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Fabio Zuluaga

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, March 21, 2007

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Solidarity with Haiti 

"La Voz de Kentucky" Erasure Poetry Series, February 4, 2010

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Advise from the Immigration Attorney

“La Voz de Kentucky” Erasure Poetry Series, January 14, 2024 Diego Alcaraz-Monje How has immigration changed since September eleventh?The biggest Immigration is nowSecurity The first priorityis our nation denying an easy wayespecially after the terrorists. Whether you have lived since childhood,new challenges maintaining benefits have pastat risk. those which have

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Spanish-language news and media outlets

A variety of Spanish-language and/or bilingual media outlets report on events related to Hispanic and Latino communities in Kentucky.

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Newspaper coverage of Hispanic immigrants in Kentucky’s horse industry

Local journalism about Kentucky’s equine industry provides incomplete coverage of the vital role that Hispanic workers play, showing that the industry both depends on and supports workers while failing to give them a voice.

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