Debate on climate pits scientists against skeptics and deniers
The senator wanted no more of it. The climate change debate had raged on, and despite overwhelming scientific evidence that human activity is a major factor in […]
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The senator wanted no more of it. The climate change debate had raged on, and despite overwhelming scientific evidence that human activity is a major factor in […]
Read moreContrary to what many believe, news stories seldom have two sides. “Journalists are trained to search out the what, why, when, where and how,” said John Morales, […]
Read moreDan Bloom wanted to change the world. Hoping to use film to spread messages of conservation but lacking any screenwriting or directing skills, he created an annual […]
Read moreOne of Danni Washington’s earliest memories is going to Miami Beach with her mom. It was through that experience at age 6 that her love for the […]
Read moreIn fall 2013, Susan Jacobson drove to her Miami Beach apartment and parked her four-door Buick LaCrosse outside for a couple of hours. When she returned, she […]
Read moreStartled by sharp knocking on the door of her family’s Florida City home at 5 a.m., Brenda Perez, 20, jumped out of bed on a chilly Monday […]
Read moreWedged between a small office desk and an oil painting of two dismal-looking farm workers, two stuffed boxes overflow with the files of nearly 200 undocumented immigrants […]
Read moreBrothers Francis and Jorge Tume, six and seven years old, couldn’t wait to get to Miami to reunite with their father, who the year before had fled […]
Read moreA smile masks the memories of Tomas Pendola’s painful past, his struggles as an undocumented immigrant in a world dominated by American culture. His transition eyeglasses hide […]
Read moreActivists and some politicians who support the DREAM Act in Congress argue that a huge brain drain would result from sending as many as 2.1 million undocumented […]
Read moreFor about 140,000 DREAMers who live in Florida, the DREAM Act, first introduced in 2001, would have created an opportunity to continue their educations in U.S. colleges […]
Read moreSisters share childhood secrets, shopping trips, cultural heritage, even the occasional favorite outfit. But in Miami, Suany Galo, 16, and her big sister Reyna Lopez, 20, do […]
Read moreOn the first day of fall semester of 2012, the Florida International University campus was crawling with eager freshman. Missing from their ranks, however, was Tómas Monzón, […]
Read moreIn a move that surprised many political observers, Florida’s Legislature recently passed a law, effective July 1, making undocumented immigrants eligible to pay in-state tuition at the […]
Read moreA scared six-year-old dressed in dull clothing to avoid attention, Walter Velasquez clutched his mother’s hand as they boarded a bus in San Pedro Sula to cross […]
Read moreA new tide of undocumented children crossing the U.S.-Mexico border appears to have eroded bi-partisan support for immigration reform. The latest arrivals of children without parents or […]
Read moreRecent polls indicate a dramatic shift in public opinion favoring immigration reform with a sizable majority crossing the lines of race, political party, region and age. According […]
Read moreMariana Martinez paid her own tuition at Miami Dade College after her family’s support ran out after the first semester. Now 22, she has worked as a […]
Read moreIn 1987, Diana Monroy emigrated to the United States at just 10 months old. Her family settled in Miami, the place where she would be raised and […]
Read moreThe combination of being LGBTQ and undocumented, nicknamed “undocuqueer,” means battling not only homophobia, but also the stigma of being an undocumented immigrant. Comprised of 52 affiliate […]
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