When I started thinking of what most affects the minority and multicultural students in America, the first thing that came to my mind was education. We have a broken system, not only for minorities but for all students. The whole week I tried to thin… [more]

For the first time in their 88 years in business, TIME Magazine will display parts of their U.S. cover page in Spanish. “Yo decido,” or “I decide,” will be the main topic on this upcoming week’s edition, highlighting the importance of the L… [more]

In today’s society we are faced with different issues that affect our daily lives. Environment, diversity, equality, and human rights are some of the major topics that we hear everyday. This last weekend the students of the University of Wyoming ha… [more]

  “Awesome” is one of the words used by students in the Rainbow Resource Center to express their contentment over the ruling for Proposition 8. The proposition was ruled unconstitutional in 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.   This ruling i… [more]

When I first arrived in the states, I felt welcomed and comfortable. Over the past few years, that welcome feeling has been decreasing. When people talk to me they notice my accent. Because we live in a melting pot country, everyone wants to know whe… [more]

Every time I am on YouTube, there is another band or an artist form a different part of the world featured.  Constantly, artists from all over the world are showcased on YouTube’s main page or the top one hundred music videos. Over the last few ye… [more]

Interracial couples—perfect for some, opposed by others.  All of my relationships have been with a girl from a different ethnic background than mine. Having a relationship with someone who is not one’s own race can be a very rewarding experience… [more]

There were two historical events in Wyoming last weekend as a former Soviet leader spoke at the University of Wyoming and a Latino civil rights fighter spoke in Cheyenne.  This past Friday and Saturday I had the privilege of being part of one of tho… [more]