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And then there were a hundred!!!

Feb 11, 2014 latinxhealthequity.org

We have posted our 100th blog article and we want to take a moment to thank all of our followers! The Institute for Hispanic Health Equity has been blogging for the past year with the intention of raising awareness and discussion on bridging the gap in health disparities throughout the

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¡Feliz Año 2014!

Dec 31, 2013 latinxhealthequity.org

¡We want to wish all our followers, our partners and our staff a wonderful Feliz Año Nuevo! May 2014 bring us all happines, renewed strenghts and above all passion and compassion to continue creating equity and culturally sensitive spaces in health.

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Real Stories Series: The life of a new young gay man living in New York – It’s almost like a reality show…

Nov 12, 2013 latinxhealthequity.org

It’s been almost two years since I decided to move from Venezuela. I was both excited and scared about finding a job, a new place I was going to call “home”, making new friends, fitting in the American Society, but also fitting in with the Gay Culture. As a young

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Chilaquiles: The New American Breakfast?

Aug 18, 2013 latinxhealthequity.org

As American demographics change so does what we eat? Nowhere is this in more obvious evidence than the standard American weekend brunch. Menus have started to shift in their usual offerings to reflect changing tastebuds. Answer me this, what is in your typical American breakfast? What does your brunch consist of?

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What’s in Your Empanada?

Aug 11, 2013 latinxhealthequity.org

One person’s empanada is another’s perogie, and while there are stylistic differences in its preparation, the idea of dough filled with tasty tidbits of meat, vegetables, potatoes, or other scrumptious savories is nearly universal, despite the numerous appellations applied to this cross-cultural comfort food. What do you call it? An

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