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Poignant, tragic, and revealing, Maria Mealla’s ‘Bring Me An Avocado’ explores what your average good dad will do when his wife ends up in a coma.

As we close out espooky season, we thank members of #TheLatinaPress who are covering all things scary, fall, and familial.

In Issue 18, #TheLatinaPress takes on Heritage Month and the good, bad, and the ugly of the Latinx experience.

Tessa Thompson is an immovable force in this season of the trippy time jumpy ‘Westworld’ as Charlotte Hale, the baddest baddie of them all.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is gut wrenching, but we will never relinquish our power. 

I appreciate ‘Love, Victor’ for its commitment to showing the realities of life as a queer person of color. It never held back.

In Venezuela in 1993, I received a gift that would change my life – a copy of La Casa de Los Espíritus by Isabel Allende. I devoured the thick book…

‘Crush’ is a hilarious, heartwarming movie about embracing identity, being fearless, and letting go of fantasies—all in the name of queer love.

In this issue of #TheLatinaPress, we celebrate Ariana DeBose’s historic Oscar win, look back on Women’s History Month, and recommend Refinery29’s new series, ‘Cuerpo.’

‘Encanto’s’ Oscar win shows those in power should do everything they can to ensure that media is a true reflection of humanity’s multiculturalism.