Disney Wants To Trademark What?!

May 7, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Disney Wants To Trademark What?! Disney's going Latino -- and they want to go it alone. The entertainment giant filed trademark applications on May 1 for the phrase "Dia de los Muertos," the subject of an upcoming animated film by Pixar studios, Mexican news site Animal Político reports.  Continue reading... Mayor Jerramiah Healy Blames Nude Photo On Hispanic Girls, Angering Latino Community 12 U.S. Place Names You Didn't Know Were Spanish (SLIDESHOW) Becky G From The Block: A Rising Star Judge Strikes Down Louisiana Immigrant Driving Law Puerto Rico Used As A Gateway To The U.S. LOOK: Buenos Aires Is A Canvass For Street Artists, Muralists Disney Wants To Trademark What?! Cinco De Mayo Quiz! Test Your Mexican History Knowledge Disney Wants To Trademark What?! Latinos In These Fields Are Graduating With More Debt Judge Strikes Down Louisiana Immigrant Driving Law KATHERINE DAVEY Spanish, In Plain English I am a proud Dominican woman; I just don't look the part and that's something that has haunted me, my entire life. Continue reading... NOEL A. POYO Citizenship: A Pathway to Economic Recovery Too much emphasis has been put on immigration reform as a social policy that will benefit immigrants, and not enough has been done to highlight the positive economic impact that immigration reform will have on entire cities and regions. Continue reading... CHRISTINE PELOSI Feminists Must Advance Immigrants' Rights as Women's Rights Americans of all backgrounds have a chance to work together in solidarity, and women must take the lead, not follow the naysayers or incrementalists. Continue reading... RYAN CAMPBELL Dream Action Coalition and John Cornyn The DREAM Act may have been controversial before, but it is considered a safe bill on both sides of the aisle now: border security is where the controversy has migrated to after the DREAM Act has been so thoroughly accepted by the American public. Continue reading... DONALD KERWIN The Gang of 8 and Accountable Border Enforcement Accountability is the key to reform: accountability to the American public in setting and meeting a strict standard for border security, accountability to border residents on how the law is enforced in their communities, and accountability to the highest law enforcement standards. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003