History

The year aims to combat the impending extinction of the world’s linguistic biodiversity—and not only for the benefit of those who speak these languages, but for humanity at large.

There’s a history.

My mother became a wife at the age of 14 years old.

The roots of resistance will never be forgotten.

History should never be forgotten.

“My right to hearing sounds and noises was taken from me during a war that I will never understand.”

When we buried you 14 years ago, I silently swore to myself that your death would not be in vain.

My memories are broken and fuzzy blurs.

Represent

A statue of explorer Christopher Columbus that stood for 45 years in downtown L.A.’s Grand Park was removed Saturday after a healing ceremony and speeches by Native Americans.

We honor him by continuing La Lucha he loved.

General Juan Emilio Cheyre, who served as head of the army from 2002 to 2006 and is 71 years old, was a young officer when the “Caravan of Death” arrived in the Northern city of La Serena and executed 15 individuals.

We celebrate the universal legacy of a man whose actions have left most Salvadorans knowing that love is real and is worth fighting for.

Oscar Arnulfo Romero will be canonized this Sunday by the Pope, offering a reason to celebrate for the Salvadoran diaspora in the United States.

“I felt fear, anger, sadness, and the urge to hide under my bed that my grandmother had kept after all these years.”

One popular chant during the march was “We are not one, we are not one hundred. Stupid government, count us correctly.”

“I have to speak for them, for those who no longer live,” she tells Latino Rebels.