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Is God really a white man?

White supremacy has been problematic in the United States. As we celebrate AAPI Heritage during May, I am reminded of the hatred, damage and destruction that has been committed against Asian Americans by white American society throughout American history. One…

Pew study finds major shifts in U.S. Latino religious identity

Catholicism has taken the biggest hit from U.S. Latinos switching religious affiliations over the past decade or more, while the religiously unaffiliated have seen the most growth in that time frame, new research shows. The Pew Research Center study also…

She is here to love this country, not be a burden. She just needs an opportunity for a better life.

Like so many of the families with whom she shared a field, a song, a smile, Aracely Salazar is here to love this country, to work hard, to help her family thrive and to find peace.

What can we learn about poverty from those who work along the Texas-Mexico border?

Where opportunity for education and employment abounds, the fight against poverty remains spiritual, rooted in the heart.

Hidalgo County, Texas: A Mighty Current

Listen to the stories of the more than 268,000 in Hidalgo County living below their federal poverty threshold and you will learn that the Rio Grande waters are rarely hospitable to newcomers, most of whom must take on the slow, agonizing work of rebuilding life from scratch on the other side.

Photo Gallery: Hidalgo County Texas

All photos taken in this photo gallery are by Lesley-Ann Hix Tommey. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”30″ gal_title=”Texas: Hidalgo County”] Despite the Rio Grande’s unmistakable capacity to both give and strip away life, there is yet a more formidable power in Hidalgo County, Texas,…