FALL 2012
FEATURES
Sol Trujillo became a leader the
old-fashioned way, by working hard, making mistakes and learning from them. He shares with LATINO
how he never forgot where he
came from.
By Ruben Navarrette, Jr.
Dreamers are undocumented young people brought to this country while children. Here we profile a group of them from Orange County.
Their stories will inspire you.
By Sarah Rafael García
Did you say Latinos in Atlanta?
They’re thriving, thanks to vibrant festivals and leaders who lend a
helping hand to those
less fortunate.
By Marisa Salcines
Put up your cukes, I mean dukes. When foodies like Rick Bayless and Gustavo Arellano fight about what real Mexican food is, things are bound to get nasty. And tasty.
By Katie Walsh
Energy companies like
ExxonMobil and Marathon
have a vested interest in education. Here is how they’re putting it into practice.
By Evelyn Castillo
Artist Rigoberto Gonzalez
brings us the Rio Grande Valley
by way of Rembrandt.
His images of love and cruelty
are unforgettable.
By Alexandra Landeros
A thriving financial and industrial capital with a vibrant cultural life.
By Alicia Santistevan