Bilingual Pamphlet On State’s Candidates Triggering Resentment August 29, 2006 Arizonans blast 106 pages of taxpayer-funded Spanish.
The Endangered English Language August 25, 2006 Foreigners study English to come to America, while illegals already here refuse to learn.
In More Area Homes, It’s Espanol August 16, 2006 Nearly one-third of Chicago-area residents speak a language other than English at home.
Non-English Speakers Face Added Challenges August 15, 2006 After five years, Hispanic immigrant still hasn't "really needed to learn English."
Courts Cater To Spanish Speakers August 1, 2006 States spending millions on interpreters for illegal aliens.
English — Learning Case Back In Court July 25, 2006 Feds could order Arizona's schools to spend hundreds of millions to teach English.
Groups Sue, Say State Comes Up Short In Bilingual Education July 25, 2006 Hispanics say Texas isn't doing enough for Spanish-speaking students.
Court Requires Spanish Notice July 17, 2006 State must pay benefits to 15-year resident who couldn't read notice in English.
ACLU Doesn’t Want English Signs July 17, 2006 Measure called unconstitutional “because it singles out businesses with signs.”
Bilingual Health Workers Sought July 13, 2006 One-third of Cook County patients speak primarily Spanish.
‘White Flight’ Sparks Calls For Dual Language July 5, 2006 Dual language classes start in kindergarten; "eventually the entire school will be bilingual."
Bilingual Fire Boss Rule Stirs Controversy June 26, 2006 So many Hispanic firemen don't speak English that non-Spanish speakers must go.
No English? No Sandwich June 9, 2006 Fast-food restaurant lays down the law: Order your food in English.
Program to be Presented in English After Complaints May 31, 2006 Women object after Arizona tells them state program on child-care to be presented in Spanish.
Senate Votes to Make English the ‘National Language’ of U.S. May 19, 2006 National language amendment to immigration bill passes by 2-to-1 majority.
Report: Bus Driver’s Poor English No Help As 23 Died April 14, 2006 An example of the dangers of a non-English-speaking workforce.
‘Let the Prisoners Pick the Fruits’ March 31, 2006 House Republicans show a fighting spirit over amnesty.
Marchers Say Gringos, Not Illegals, Have To Go March 29, 2006 Mexican nationalism of marchers was covered up by mainstream media.
Post Office Caters to Hispanics — It’s Memphis’ First Bilingual Mail Center March 28, 2006 First bilingual post office in the South opens.
Growing Diversity Fuels a War of Words March 20, 2006 California councilwoman wants English to be required on city's business signs.
Reaching Students’ Families on Their Terms January 25, 2006 Education translators puzzle out how to translate “outcome-based assessment" into Cambodian.
Spanish Radio Station Could Be Silenced Over Segment December 27, 2005 Texans take action against radio station that helps illegals evade capture.
Judge To Get Tavern’s ‘Speak English’ Case December 16, 2005 Tavern owner won't remove sign saying, "For Service Speak English.”
Hispanic Literacy in U.S. Shows Troubling Signs December 16, 2005 44 percent of Hispanics don't have basic English skills.
Suspension for Using Spanish Draws Lawsuit December 13, 2005 School suspends student for speaking Spanish; parent sues.
Indigenous Languages Replace Spanish in Oregon Fields November 21, 2005 Oregon puts out workers'-rights tapes in Indian languages: Mixteco, Triqui, and Zapoteco.
Students May Be Required to Take Spanish November 10, 2005 Bi-lingual textbooks may also be coming to all Florida public schools.
Need for Translators Overloads Courts November 7, 2005 Translators of obscure Central American Indian dialects much in demand in courtrooms.
Unions’ War of Words Now in Spanish October 28, 2005 California Democrats use racially-charged ads in Spanish to attack Gov. Schwarzenegger.
‘Speak English’ Isn’t So Simple October 17, 2005 Townspeople rally behind bar accused of discrimination for “For Service Speak English” sign.
Midstate Briefs: Judge Disciplined for Order to Learn English September 27, 2005 Judge told Hispanic to learn English or lose custody of her daughter.
English Bypassed in L.A. Koreans Learning Spanish September 26, 2005 Koreans in Los Angeles find it's more useful to learn Spanish than English.
NYC Schools Tackle Language Barrier September 8, 2005 New York schools translate report cards into Haitian Creole, Urdu, and Arabic.
Tensions Mount Over Hispanics August 30, 2005 Readers bombard Florida paper with messages of support for Jan Hall.
Bilingual-Principal Plan Approved August 29, 2005 Dallas will require that principals speak both English and Spanish at some schools.
Chinese Hotel Workers Still Fuming Over English-Only Remark August 25, 2005 Chinese maids threaten lawsuit after hotel employee tells them to speak English.
Spanish Set to Become Official Language of Seven Denver Public Library Branches August 11, 2005 New library plan will banish English books to the backroom.
U.S. Military English Language Requirement Under Fire August 10, 2005 Hispanic colonel wants Army entrance exam given in Spanish..
English: The Language of White “Oppressors” August 4, 2005 Education professor believes studying rap is an "empowering, liberating pedagogy."
ACC Now Offers GED Test in Spanish August 1, 2005 Community college offers high school degrees to students who don't speak English.
Umpire Bans Little Leaguers from Speaking Spanish on Field July 29, 2005 Hispanic team loses game after umpire bans Spanish.
Boy Sentenced for Stabbing His Adoptive Mother July 27, 2005 Sixteen-year-old Guatemalan stabbed his adoptive mother for insisting that he speak English.
Bill Would Make English State’s Official Language July 22, 2005 Ohio legislator wants to stop the coddling of Spanish-speaking immigrants.
Language Less of a Barrier for Firefighters June 16, 2005 Georgia firefighter key chain has phrases in Amharic, Somali, and Ibo.
Dallas Principals Face Spanish Principle June 3, 2005 Proposal would require principals to learn language of the majority of their students.
GATE Program Eliminated at Lincoln May 26, 2005 Parents of Hispanic students get gifted program used mainly by non-Hispanics eliminated.
Legislature Approves Bill To Make English State’s Official Language May 4, 2005 Arizona governor will now consider bill.
Ad Putting L.A. in Mexico Called Slap in Face April 28, 2005 Company behind scandalous ad says Los Angeles is a "Hispanic city."
Rep. Tancredo Introduces Official English Constitutional Amendment April 26, 2005 Amendment would mandate all government business be conducted in English.
Teach Impediment April 21, 2005 Influx of foreign graduate students means undergrads can't understand their instructors.
Wal-Mart Pursues Asian Americans April 5, 2005 Walmart begins radio advertising in Mandarin, Cantonese, and Vietnamese in California.
Pressure Building for National Language March 16, 2005 Bill would require federal government business to be conducted in English only.
Bill Calls English Official Language March 10, 2005 Maryland debates bill to make English the official language of state government.
Maryland Teen Protests After Pledge Recited in Foreign Languages at School March 10, 2005 Student finds school broadcasts of Pledge of Allegiance in foreign languages abhorrent.
Books for Babes Big on Tolerance February 24, 2005 ADL gives book given to parents newborns to teach racial "tolerance."
Spanish Speech Is a Senate First February 4, 2005 Mel Martinez speaks Spanish in his maiden Senate appearance.
Communities Struggle to Break Down Language Barriers January 28, 2005 Federal mandates requiring translation services in government offices impose enormous costs.
Scams That Target Hispanics on the Rise January 24, 2005 Hispanics are twice as likely as whites to be fraud victims.
Immigration Law Critics Target Mandates January 20, 2005 MALDEF challenges Prop. 200 requirement that those registering for AZ vote prove citizenship.
GOP Lawmaker Touts English Bill January 13, 2005 State representative wants to make English the official language of Arizona.
Education Official is Targeted January 12, 2005 Hispanic legislators in uproar over requirement that some school classes be in English.
Danville Transit Going Bilingual January 4, 2005 Public employees in rural Virginia town to learn Spanish.
Poorly Translated Ballots Could be Hanging Chad of 2004 Election November 2, 2004 Multilingual ballots add a further layer of confusion to this election.
Clear Channel To Convert To Hispanic Radio September 21, 2004 Radio giant to switch up to 25 US stations to “Hispanic formats.”
Demographics And Witlessness: The Nature Of Mexican Immigration September 14, 2004 It's the dregs of Mexican society that come to America.
Divided USA, Divided GOP, Divided Bush-Cheney Website September 3, 2004 Spanish section of Bush website with Mexican flag is a symbol of a balkanized nation.
Doctors Challenge Translation Rule Services August 31, 2004 Doctors resent being required to provide translations for non-English-speaking patients.