Going into Saturday's Texas Collegiate League championship game, Acadiana Cane Cutters coach Darien Dukes and pitching coach Randy Hux knew ace pitcher, John Gray, could only throw 2⅔ innings due to ...

When he was in high school, Trace Henry knew his path to college baseball would be an uphill climb. The Mooreville, Mississippi, native received no Division I offers when his high school career was ...

After analyzing the working conditions of sugar-cane cutter Juraci Barbosa, 39, who died on June 29, 2006, the Brazilian government’s Public Ministry of Labor concluded that before dropping dead, ...

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After a slow start to the 2019 season, your Acadiana Cane Cutters have gotten on track, rattled off a couple wins, and are looking for another trip to the Texas Collegiate League Championship Series.

Lafayette, La. – The Acadiana Cane Cutters get by the Amarillo Sod Squad in a close game 6-5. The two teams were very evenly matched throughout the night, but ultimately, the Cane Cutters came out on ...

Starting today in a Florida state trial court, 20,000 Caribbean sugar cane cutters get what could be their last shot at Big Sugar in their long-running legal battle to win tens of millions of dollars ...

All Things Considered listener Joel Abrams shares how a story about Haitian farmworkers has stuck with him since it aired on the show in 1991. This week, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED turns 50. Joel Abrams of ...

And the memories seemed as sweet as sugar as old mates recounted simpler times and traded tall tales. It may be 36 years since the last hand-cut harvest, but these men and women spoke of it like it ...

To address the long-pending issues of bias and exploitation, women sugar cane cutters have pledged to join hands for getting equal pay, social security as well as recognition. They aim to address the ...