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JOHNNY RODRÍGUEZ: ‘Latinx just generalizes all Latinos and Latinas’

JOHNNY RODRÍGUEZ: ‘Latinx just generalizes all Latinos and Latinas’

By Danieli Trinidad on March 1, 2023

PUERTO RICAN CHICAGO native Johnny Rodríguez, 60, lives in Logan Square and works as a real estate home inspector. He identifies as Latino or Puerto…

CARMELO ESTERRICH: ‘It’s a useful term in the U.S., in English’

CARMELO ESTERRICH: ‘It’s a useful term in the U.S., in English’

By Aramis Córdova on February 1, 2023

OSNALZA ORTIZ: ‘Labels are important in a lot of cases, but they shouldn’t be used in a divisive way’

OSNALZA ORTIZ: ‘Labels are important in a lot of cases, but they shouldn’t be used in a divisive way’

By Jake Fredrickson on December 14, 2022

Illinois will have to be pension reform pioneer

Illinois will have to be pension reform pioneer

By Patrick Smith on March 18, 2013

Artist Turns Passion, Hobby into a Business

Artist Turns Passion, Hobby into a Business

By Sylvia Oben on January 8, 2013

Puerto Rican Arts Alliance Brings Community Together Through Art

By Tianna Rosa on April 21, 2012

Are We Missing Something About Pumpkins?

Are We Missing Something About Pumpkins?

By Rubina Jabbar on October 27, 2011

Food Truck with an Island Flavor Pulls Up in Humboldt Park

Food Truck with an Island Flavor Pulls Up in Humboldt Park

By Chicagotalks on June 24, 2011