Hispanic Americans
Bringing Silicon Valley to the children of nearby farm workers
Learn about a teenage tech dynamo who is bringing coding to the children of farm workers in the "salad bowl of the world."
Memorials can make history more inclusive
Learn how the current push for racial equality in the United States is prompting Americans to rethink their memorials and commemorations.
The world’s largest library commits to diversity
The Library of Congress is diversifying its collection and engaging with communities of color with the help of a recent $15 million grant.
César Chávez’s place at the White House
President Biden added a bust of labor activist César Chávez to the Oval Office as a sign of his belief in the dignity of workers. Learn more about Chávez.
Hispanic Americans serve proudly in the U.S. military
The U.S. military salutes Hispanic Americans who serve in all branches. Read about how Hispanic-Americans are serving their country.
Honoring Hispanic American leaders
Hispanic Americans have contributed to every segment of U.S. society. Here are five whose talents have propelled them to the top of their fields.
How the U.S. helps small businesses succeed
What are the essentials to owning and running a small business in the U.S.? An award-winning small business owner shares her story.
American women rise to new heights
American women excel in fields from Wall Street to the auto industry to the art world. Read about the accomplishments of seven who are making an impact.
A baseball first: What’s historic about the 2018 World Series?
Every fall since 1903 the World Series is played to determine baseball's champion team. This year for the first time both managers are from minority groups.