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  • More Latinos Are Embracing Brujería and Folk Magic

    American Renaissance - Jan 21st 2024 12:28pm EST

    Ancient brujería — or Latin American and Caribbean witchcraft — has seen a resurgence in recent years as some U.S. Latinos reclaim the once-taboo traditions to connect with their roots, exercise self-care and build community. The big picture: The resurgence comes as younger generations of Latinos increasingly embrace other parts of their heritage, speaking Spanish, using accent marks, or, in […]

  • Ex-U.S. Ambassador Accused of Being a Cuban Agent Rose From Humble Origins

    American Renaissance - Dec 11th 2023 6:59pm EST

    The indictment of Manuel Rocha, the former U.S. ambassador accused of working for Cuba’s spy service for decades, has left longtime colleagues struggling to make sense of what was real and what was deception in a life that straddled poverty and privilege. The journey that led Mr. Rocha, 73, to the top echelons of the […]

  • Poolside Karen Breaks Her Silence and Claims She Was the One Attacked

    American Renaissance - Jul 12th 2023 1:41pm EDT

    The woman dubbed ‘Poolside Karen’ after a rant of her shouting abuse at a group of Latinos has spoken out for the first time – and insists she is no racist. Blair Featherman told DailyMail.com exclusively that she was goaded into her ill-thought comments by a wannabe model who is desperate for TikTok views. And […]

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  • 9th Circuit Court Reverses Ruling That Struck Down Deportation Law as Racist

    American Renaissance - May 23rd 2023 3:04pm EDT

    A federal appeals court has reversed an unprecedented ruling in Nevada that struck down a longstanding U.S. deportation law as racist and unconstitutional. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said Monday in its long-awaited decision that Section 1326 of the Immigration and Nationality Act – which makes it a crime to return to the U.S. […]

  • Why More Hispanics Are Converting to Islam Faster Than Any Other Ethnic Group

    American Renaissance - Apr 6th 2023 1:23pm EDT

    Jaime “Mujahid” Fletcher is a Colombian-American who embraced Islam 21 years ago. When he began his journey he also felt alone, but soon his father also wanted to learn about Islam. The only problem was his father is a Spanish speaker and Jaime had a hard time finding educational material about the religion that was […]

  • Study: Jails and Police Rarely Track Latinos’ Racial and Ethnic Data

    American Renaissance - Mar 13th 2023 5:54pm EDT

    A new report examining how Latinos interact with the criminal justice system found police and jails rarely track their racial and ethnic data, complicating how researchers track potential disparities. {snip} Author Nancy Rodriguez says she hopes the study will be the first of many to look at how Latinos interact with the criminal justice system because […]

  • Racist Rhetoric Greets Increasing Population of Latino Students in This Tennessee County

    American Renaissance - Dec 5th 2022 9:17pm EST

    {snip} In the months since a Hamilton County Schools school board member suggested the rising number of Latino students who speak little to no English were overwhelming schools, several activists and educators who spoke with CNN said they received anti-immigrant, racist and hateful messages after condemning the remarks. In this county near the Tennessee-Georgia border, […]

  • Professor Says Latinos Can ‘Achieve Whiteness’ and Become Racist

    American Renaissance - Oct 24th 2022 6:41pm EDT

    According to the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles City Council president Nury Martinez, a Latina Democrat, recently referred to a councilman’s Black son as a “monkey” — and also said in reference to liberal Los Angeles County district attorney George Gascon, “He’s with the Blacks.” This prompted MSNBC host Tiffany Cross to ask Fordham University law professor Tanya Hernández […]

  • Fighting the Feds on Immigration

    American Renaissance - Aug 26th 2022 6:49pm EDT

    This video is available on BitChute. Let’s start with a headline: “A majority of Americans see an ‘invasion’ at the southern border, NPR poll finds.” That included 41 percent of Democrats. NPR is shocked. It doesn’t understand why people are “embracing increasingly extreme rhetoric around immigration.” Is NPR stupid, or just thinks we’re stupid? Here […]

  • Pennsylvania Driver Admits to Plowing Into Crowd, Killing Mom with Hammer

    American Renaissance - Aug 15th 2022 9:07pm EDT

    A deranged Pennsylvania man has admitted to plowing his car into a crowd of people, killing one and wounding 17 others, before he drove home and murdered his mother with a hammer. Adrian Oswaldo Sura Reyes, a 24-year-old from Nescopeck, reportedly got into an argument with his mother before hopping into a vehicle and driving […]

  • Jill Biden Apologizes After Comparing Latinos to Tacos During San Antonio Speech

    American Renaissance - Jul 13th 2022 5:20pm EDT

    First lady Jill Biden is apologizing after saying Latinos are as “unique” as “breakfast tacos” at an event in San Antonio, Texas, her spokesperson Michael LaRosa said. {snip} During the annual UnidosUS conference on Monday, Biden was praising the work of Raul Yzaguirre, who led the civil rights and advocacy organization for 30 years, and […]

  • Immigration, Sovereignty, and the Future of the West

    American Renaissance - Jun 19th 2022 8:00am EDT

    The topic on which I have been invited to speak — immigration — is probably the least “controversial” of all the issues dealt with at this conference. While there has been a sustained effort to try to prevent a public debate about this subject, a clear majority of American adults are opposed to the sort […]

  • Inventing a New Minority

    American Renaissance - Jun 10th 2022 5:16pm EDT

    The “Hispanic” census category is ambiguous; Hispanics can be any race. In 1980, some whites objected to adding “Hispanic” as an “ethnic” category because it was both imprecise and insulting to white “ethnics” such as Poles and Italians. “Census Questions on Race Assailed as Political by Population Experts,” reported the New York Times in 1978, […]

  • The Hispanicization of the United States

    American Renaissance - May 5th 2022 8:00am EDT

    Strangers Among Us: How Latino Immigration is Transforming America, Roberto Suro, Alfred A. Knopf, 1998, 349 pp. This book’s premise is all in the subtitle: Hispanic immigration is transforming the United States. But unlike the countless books and articles that would have us celebrate transformation, Strangers Among Us sounds the alarm. Hispanic immigration is causing big problems and they are getting […]

  • Albuquerque Taught Me the Reality of Race

    American Renaissance - Jan 22nd 2022 9:00am EST

    This is part of our continuing series of accounts by readers of how they shed the illusions of liberalism and became race realists. I was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We were an upper middle class family, my dad made decent money as a contractor which enabled my mom to stay home to […]

  • Fewer Latino Births, More Deaths Have an Impact on Nation’s Slower Growth

    American Renaissance - Dec 23rd 2021 3:28pm EST

    Covid-19, decreased international immigration and lower fertility rates, including among Latinas, helped drive what the Census Bureau said is a history-making slowdown in the national population growth. The Census Bureau reported Tuesday that the nation added just 392,665 people, a 0.1 percent growth rate, in the year from July 1, 2020, to July 1, 2021. […]

  • Democrats Fall Flat With ‘Latinx’ Language

    American Renaissance - Dec 7th 2021 12:51pm EST

    As Democrats seek to reach out to Latino voters in a more gender-neutral way, they’ve increasingly begun using the word Latinx, a term that first began to get traction among academics and activists on the left. But that very effort could be counterproductive in courting those of Latin American descent, according to a new nationwide […]

  • This Is How the White Population Is Actually Changing Based on New Census Data

    American Renaissance - Aug 26th 2021 1:04pm EDT

    Some news coverage of the latest 2020 census results may have led you to think the white population in the U.S. is shrinking or in decline. The actual story about the country’s biggest racial group is more complicated than that. And it’s largely the result of a major shift in how the U.S. census asks about people’s racial […]

  • Just 4% Of Hispanic or Latino People Prefer the Term ‘Latinx’

    American Renaissance - Aug 11th 2021 7:49pm EDT

    The use of the term “Latinx” has been a divisive issue for some time — and a new poll shows that it’s the least popular signifier among Hispanic and Latino people. Gallup found that only 4% of Hispanic and Latino Americans prefer the term Latinx, a gender neutral signifier that has gained popularity in some […]

  • The Late, Great City of Mayberry

    American Renaissance - Aug 1st 2021 8:00am EDT

    “The Divide”, PBS Television, directed by John Valadez. Frances Bavier, “Aunt Bee” of the old Andy Griffith television show, is buried in Siler City, North Carolina, where she spent the last 17 years of her life. The Andy Griffith Show chronicled life in Mayberry, an idyllic Southern village, a place where time seemed to have stopped. In […]

  • Hispanics and the Law

    American Renaissance - May 5th 2021 8:00am EDT

    In most parts of the United States, Hispanic criminals are reported in police statistics as “white,” thereby artificially inflating the white crime rate. California, one of the few states that keeps separate statistics on crimes committed by Hispanics, reports that they are more than twice as likely as whites to be arrested for rape and […]

  • Record Turnout for 2000 American Renaissance Conference

    American Renaissance - May 2nd 2021 8:00am EDT

    More than 200 people from all around the country gathered in northern Virginia over the weekend of March 31-April 2nd for the fourth American Renaissance conference. The mostly-American audience was joined by participants from Canada, England and France. A small protest by a far-left student group provided added entertainment to what all participants agreed was an entirely successful […]

  • All the Crime Fit to Ignore

    American Renaissance - Apr 1st 2021 5:13pm EDT

    Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts fill in for Renaissance Radio’s usual hosts. They explain why the mainstream media covers some — but not all — crime, the surge on our Southern border, and why SubStack.com is becoming controversial. Thumbnail credit: © Stanton Sharpe/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire Download RSS The post All the Crime Fit to […]