Latinidad
El Museo del Barrio and the Act of Preserving Memory and a Culture
Created during such a period of civil unrest, El Museo served as a beacon for New York City’s Puerto Rican and African-American communities.
Woman-Owned Enterprise: MXCNAS, Featuring Claudette Zepeda
“When I was eighteen, I was a rebel and my parents were threatening to send me back to Guadalajara to a private school.”
Actor JW Cortes Transforms Himself Into Pedro Albizu Campos: Is a Film on the Way?
This story HAS to be told on the big screen.
Donald Trump’s America Will Never Ever Erase the History of My Proud Mexican Family (OPINION)
In Donald Trump’s America, my great-grandfather, Jesús Chavira, would be treated as a societal menace.
Stream iLe’s Debut Album, ‘iLevitable,’ Now (AUDIO)
It comes out June 3, but you can hear it on NPR.
‘I Am Latin Soul’: The Sounds of El Bles
The veteran music producer talks about being a Boricua in Orlando, his musical journey and his latest EP, ‘I Am Latin Soul.’
Fátima Ptacek: The Voice of a Generation #WomensHistoryMonth
The young actress is an international ambassador.
Lupe Anguiano: A Life Devoted To Social Justice #WomensHistoryMonth
Profiling a Chicana educator who’s worked tirelessly for the equality of all people.
The ‘Latino Vote’ Is More Than Just a Number… and so Much More Than Immigration Reform
It’s time to just admit that the “Latino vote” is way too complicated to put into a box.
The Revolution Must Be Accessible
Latinos still lack the economic and social capital to take advantage of the opportunities of the innovation economy.
César Vargas: American Dreamer
“The Latino community deserves respect. We need someone that respects our philosophy and our culture.”
Keep Your Inner Werebigot at Bay: Don’t Dress Up as a ‘Mexican’
The Univ. of Louisville’s president is forced to apology after his inner werebigot was revealed when he dressed up as a “Mexican.”
Federico Peña: ‘My Country, My Vote’
A chat with the former Clinton cabinet member and mayor of Denver about the need for Latinos to fully flex their political and economic muscles.
Helado Negro: ‘Young, Latin and Proud’
A chat with the Ecuadoran-born but Brooklyn-based musician fusing the many different sounds of Latin America.
Dolores Huerta: Our Communities Need to Stand United
In an op-ed, Dolores Huerta announces the upcoming launch of the My Country, My Vote! campaign to get Congress and the president to pass immigration reform.
Artist Julio Salgado Re-depicts Classic TV Shows with Diverse Casts
The Mexican-born undocu-queer artist got the idea to reimagine some of his favorite TV shows after fans began protesting POCs in the upcoming ‘Star Wars.’
Cuñao: Blood, Sand and Solidarity
A chat with Julio Montero, frontman for the Los Angeles-based Latin Folk group Cuñao, on the group’s latest album ‘Sangre y Arena.’
KY Prosecutor: Being Latino Is Probable Cause (VIDEO)
Courtroom video shows Kentucky prosecutor John Carter claiming that a driver’s being Latino is probable cause to pull him or her over.
Natalia Lafourcade: Orgullosa de sus raíces
Una plática con la cantautora rock mexicana sobre su música y su amor por México.
La melaza que llora: How to Keep the Term Afro-Latino from Losing Its Power
It’s time to bring our black grandmothers out of the closet.
Where is ‘America’?
There are two issues with the statement “Christopher Columbus discovered America”: the second deals with how people define the word “America.”