Hispanic Americans
U.S. Olympic standouts: A look back in photos
American athletes from earlier Olympics who broke records in their sports and barriers in society are remembered in this photo gallery.
How a dual citizen of U.S. and Mexico looks to make...
If you are a citizen of two countries, who do you represent in the Olympics? Jackie Galloway from Mexico can tell you! Learn about her road to Rio.
Meet the U.S. women’s gymnastics team
The U.S. women's gymnastics team is sure to impress fans both inside and outside of the arena. Take a look at the athletes who make up the team.
New Mexico: Shifting sands, the world’s largest powwow and UFOs
Desert landscapes dotted with rock formations aren't all that's in New Mexico; take a look at Native American culture or tour the UFO museum.
Evildoers beware — new American superheroes enter the fray
Diversity is becoming more prevalent in American culture, as evidenced in comic books and movies. Why is this type of representation significant?
Hispanic children find bridge to mainstream U.S. society
Hector Cortez had a positive role model who pulled him out of gang life, so he gave back by mentoring others through Big Brothers Big Sisters.
American arts rich with Hispanic heritage
These eight great artists have drawn on their Latin American roots as well as American experiences to shape the artistic landscape.
U.S. Catholics increasingly reflect America’s diversity
Pope Francis will meet a diverse flock on his upcoming U.S. visit. More than 30 percent of churches are shared between at least two ethnic or racial groups.
Celebrate Hispanic-American heritage
Hispanic Americans are the largest minority group in the United States, making up 17 percent of the population. Learn more about this vibrant community.