One year after Obama's historic election, editors of La Opinión ask: Where are the voters now when he needs them the most?

Latinos and Asian Americans are less dissatisfied with the process of putting initiatives on the ballot and are less eager to change California's constitution to restrict direct democracy than whites and African-Americans.

This week on New America Now -- The Campaign mounts against Lou Dobbs, Marcelo Ballve looks at the situation in Honduras and Aaron Davidman discusses his play based on a bestselling book 'The Chosen' by Chaim Potok.

In the 1980s, Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., voted to impose harsh sentencing for crack cocaine. Now he says he “made a mistake 20 years ago,” and is introducing legislation to remove the disparity between crack and powdered cocaine possession. But the fact that his bill is not retroactive means that the Fairness in Sentencing Act is anything but fair.

The national campaign "Basta Dobbs" is calling for CNN to remove anchor Lou Dobbs from the air. Coordinator Roberto Lovato was interviewed by Spanish-language newspaper El Seminario de Nuevo México.

The assault on the community group ACORN has nothing to do with corruption, legal problems or voter fraud. It is a larger attack on community organizing and threatens all communities, argues the commentator.

An editorial running simultaneously in African-American and Latino publications across this country calls on Republicans and Democrats to speak out against the racist campaigns being waged against political leaders.

Some say he is a defender of immigrants with a number of followers; others say he is a misguided figure on a one-man crusade. But the man calling for a boycott of the 2010 census has not failed to stir strong responses from immigrant communities.

Excluding undocumented immigrants from health coverage is bad policy no matter how you look at it, according to an editorial in La Opinión.

Illinois police are warning residents to watch out for fraud or identity theft by people posing as door-to-door census takers.