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A Bad Supreme Court Ruling
by Daniel Nardini In an important ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, the court decided not to hear about a lawsuit brought against the town of Fremont, Nebraska, for passing… Read more
Wisconsin Voter ID Struck Down
by Daniel Nardini A U.S. District Court struck down Wisconsin’s voter ID law that stipulated all who go to vote in state and federal elections must show some form of… Read more
French Immigration to Mexico
by Daniel Nardini In the 1830’s French immigrants began to immigrate to Mexico. Among the reasons why French immigrants chose Mexico was because of the climate, the prospect for gold… Read more
Evolution of Cinco de Mayo in the U.S.
by Daniel Nardini The Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo (5th of May) is officially celebrated in 21 states across the United States as it is celebrated in Mexico. Known as… Read more
Cinco de Mayo Books for Children
by Daniel Nardini The Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo is not only celebrated in cultural events and festivals, it is also a point of pride and heritage in children’s books…. Read more
The Unsafe Poultry Plant
by Daniel Nardini There have been frequent complaints against Wayne Farms poultry plant located in Enterprise, Alabama. These complaints range from line speed-ups where workers get injured to plant management… Read more
Segregation in the 21st Century
By Daniel Nardini A Latino student, known only by his initials J.T., was not allowed to attend Fort Payne High School in Fort Payne, Alabama. No reason was given for… Read more
History Seems to be Bunk
By Daniel Nardini [The following was composed in Tampa, Florida] TAMPA–While I was visiting my sister Nancy and her husband Nick, my niece Jessie showed me her test study questions… Read more
A City on the Rise Again
By Daniel Nardini [The following was sent from Tampa, Florida] TAMPA–When my wife and I visited Tampa, Florida, in 2005, it seemed like a virtually abandoned city. In the downtown… Read more
An Avocado a Day Keeps the Cartels Away
by Daniel Nardini One thing my wife and I have noticed is that avocados have become more plentiful in our local grocery store. Without exception they are all from Mexico…. Read more »