Voters are being pulled hard from both directions in South Texas (2/25/2008)

The number of people speaking Spanish at home in the U.S. has increased from 30.5 million in 2004 to 34.0 million in 2006 (11/29/2007)

Guadalupe Perez Gonzales filed suit in a Waco district court Wednesday against Joe Rodriguez and the chamber (11/29/2007)

Latino community leaders see this as the time to act if they want to head off gangs becoming so organized they actually claim specific Salem neighborhoods (11/28/2007)

The Patriots drew a 7.5 rating among Hispanic viewers, surpassing ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" (11/28/2007)

In recent weeks the worry about illegal immigration has slightly edged out terrorism for fourth place (11/28/2007)

There are 11,621 firefighters in NYC, but just 666 of them are Hispanic, 337 are black and 75 Asian-American (11/28/2007)

While the immigration debate in Congress ended months ago, the immigrant jokes haven't (11/28/2007)

Nearly 9 percent of Hispanic high school students dropped out of high school in the 2005-06 school year (11/27/2007)

Venezuela seems likely to start an extraordinary experiment in centralized, oil-fueled socialism (11/17/2007)

Marilyn Martinez dies at 52 (11/13/2007)

Three guns linked to Pancho Villa were auctioned for nearly $29,000 (11/12/2007)

Juan Luis Guerra was the big winner at the eighth annual Latin Grammy Awards (11/09/2007)

Last year, blacks were 2.3 times more likely, and Hispanics twice as likely, to get high-cost loans as whites (11/04/2007)

"The Democrats clearly do not want to antagonize Hispanic voters" (11/01/2007)

Maybe Mr. Gold was working the wrong market (10/30/2007)

Democratic strategists know that the Latino vote is their future (10/29/2007)


The B & H photo and electronics equipment store has agreed to pay $4.3 million to settle a discrimination case (10/17/2007)

"For blacks, especially, it mimics the 50s-style suburban movement, most pronounced for married couples with children, owners and the upwardly mobile" (10/17/2007)

Disparities in Mortgages by Race (10/15/2007)

"Mr. McPherson knows what he likes and he works extremely hard to make ABC's shows better" (10/07/2007)


We would like to find fugitive aliens at 100 percent of the locations we go to, but it's not an exact science (9/21/2007)

"The Republican candidates need to understand that they are doing a great disservice to our country" (9/10/2007)

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The B & H photo and electronics equipment store has agreed to pay $4.3 million to settle a discrimination case
 
 
October 17, 2007
 

The B & H photo and electronics equipment store has agreed to pay $4.3 million to settle a discrimination case, the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said yesterday. The commission, which enforces laws prohibiting discrimination, alleged that the company paid Hispanic employees in its warehouses less than other workers and failed to promote them or provide health benefits. In its complaint, filed in Federal District Court, the commission said the discrimination was based on the employees’ nationalities.

Under the agreement, B & H agreed to equalize the wages of its Hispanic employees to those of non-Hispanic workers and to distribute $4.3 million to workers who were paid less, not promoted, or denied benefits because they are Hispanic.