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The Opiates Crisis kills working people while making rich people richer

The opiates crisis in the United States has killed more than 105,000* people since 2015. That is almost double the

By Val Reynoso Cuba is an island in the Caribbean governed by a socialist state that has made strides in

By Val Reynoso Along with the history of the development of the term, the notion of the Latin race is

Vladimir Lenin in 1917 struggled with the same question we do today: Is it possible to work within the capitalist

By Kimberly Miller Introduction Much attention is paid to both the Central Intelligence Agency’s massive fight against communism during the

By Val Reynoso Latinx/Hispanic are terms of European origin that were then brought to the Americas through imperialist conquests and

Foundation of Spanish Casta System through Limpieza de Sangre By Val Reynoso Given the lack of information provided on the

By Val Reynoso In her article “For Many Latinos, Racial Identity Is More Culture Than Color,” Navarro addresses the complexities

By Val Reynoso After watching one of Lyndon Johnson’s speeches, I was reminded of how US politicians will use their

By Val Reynoso The U.S. boasts itself on being the land of the free; however, this narrative shifts in regards