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"People ask if I am a journalist or an activist. The truth is that I am just a journalist who asks questions, but one who does in fact take a stand."
—Jorge Ramos
After thirty fascinating years uncovering the hard truth, Emmy Award–winning journalist Jorge Ramos opens up for the first time about life-altering lessons by sharing captivating never-before-told stories. Widely recognized for his unapologetic, no-holds-barred approach to interviewing global leaders, business titans, democratic policy makers, and dictators who threaten to derail those principles, Ramos unearths their one common trait—they were all rebels at one point in their lives.
Rebels are different. They decided to challenge the prevailing status quo. Sometimes they rebelled to change a regime, other times to prevent abuse or discrimination, but in most cases they strived to correct an injustice.
In Take a Stand, Ramos looks back on groundbreaking interviews with rebels, such as President Barack Obama, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Spike Lee, Barbara Walters, Fidel Castro, and more. Candid and at times controversial, Ramos draws invaluable awareness of issues that influence the mind-set of the largest minority in the country—Latinos—and how they will undoubtedly shape not only Presidential elections but also the future of America.
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An Emmy Award–winning journalist and the author of several bestselling books, Jorge Ramos is most famous for his role as Univision’s news anchor since 1986. In addition to Univision’s nightly newscast, Ramos hosts the network’s weekly public affairs program, Al Punto. He is also an anchor for Fusion, a partnership between ABC and Univision, and writes a weekly column that is distributed by the New York Times Syndicate. Time has included Jorge Ramos in the magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World” list, and called him one of “the 25 most influential Hispanics in America.” He has millions of followers in English and Spanish on Facebook and Twitter (@jorgeramosnews). A Mexico City native, Ramos has lived in the United States for more than thirty years and regularly appears on major television networks as a powerful voice for immigrant rights.
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