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I Think I'm back...

It's been a while, but I'm thinking I should get back to blogging at Latino Issues. Anyone still out there? If you read this, and have enjoyed my past Latino Issues blog posts, would you leave me a comment? With the '08 election coming up, immigration and the Latino community is going to become a bigger issue. I hope I can ad perspective.

Understanding the African American culture

I have been tracking this blog by Dutch Martin, a great writer, who articulates without aplogies many of the cultural issues affecting the African American family. Check out his blog here . Dutch Martin: A Sorry Baby Momma Men's and fathers' issues columnist and radio talk show host Glenn Sacks recently co-authored a column criticizing the Philadelphia Daily News for unfairly stereotyping noncustodial fathers. He takes reporter Dana... technorati tags: black , minority , Family , Fatherhood , African-American , Dutch , Martin

Blogging at Townhall.com

Hi everyone, Just wanted to let old and new readers know that I am now blogging full time at townhall.com, as part of my duties as the Townhall.com Associate Editor and Online Community Manager. I have a couple posts on the news of Castro's hospitalization. Check it out. Go to http://josue.townhall.com

Robert Myers on Honduras

Robert Myers will be writting a series on Honduras , and is traveling in that area. Head on over to PubliusPundit.com to check it out, and make sure to note the tip jar at the bottom--this is independent journalism at its best. It's so sad. I lived in Honduras for over 14 years. There is so much potential. The Honduran people want something better, but corruption and injustice kills their hope. This was the one story that illustrates Hondurans much to well--a unhealthy facination with brands and looks and apperances. Liike I said--its sad. We arrived at the entrance, ready as ever to eat. But, again, there was a problem. We were underdressed. T-shirt, shorts, and sneakers didn’t impress the bouncer and he was refusing to let us in. This was apparently one of the more exclusive, ritzier night clubs in Honduras; a place for young millionaires and the children of the country’s wealthy elite to blow their allowances. There was no way we’d get in. But Phillip has a big mouth and would...

Where has Josue been...

This is what has kept me so busy, I have not been able to post to the blog once! The Revolution Begins July 4th Newsweek has the story I'll be moving my blogging over there officially, but I'll have more on that once I actually have time to blog... Come on by and check it out on the 4th. And a Happy Fourth of July to everyone--specially to our service men and women.