By Tere Siqueira The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation has withdrawn from a controversial federal contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), valued at nearly
By Tere Siqueira Every January, many of us attempt to reinvent ourselves by making ambitious resolutions. And unfortunately, for many people, those resolutions quickly become
By Chara In observance of March as Women’s History Month, Dos Mundosis recognizing Greater Kansas City area Hispanic women for their community work. One of
By Roberta Pardo The Trump administration is exploring the option to buy warehouses to hold detained immigrants, as reported recently by NBC News and the
The term, Women’s History is misleading and misapplied and so is commonly misunderstood. The subject promoted throughout March is not studies about women. Rather, the
By Chara The 18th & Vine Historic District in Kansas City, Mo., opened a public art opportunity tied to its sweeping Revive the Vine initiative.
WHM honoree prefers serving others over personal recognition By Tere Siqueira For Marialexa Sanoja, one of the women being honored by Dos Mundos in observance
By Angie Baldelomar The Consulate of Mexico in Kansas City, Missouri, is revamping its office space by exalting Mexican culture on its walls. The consulate
