Growing up, I was taught that my family of immigrants brought me to the U.S. to work, to labor, to take advantage of this country’s opportunities. This message was often echoed in the news, at church, and in pop culture. I still remember the scene in Selena where Edward James Olmos tells Jennifer Lopez that […]
Immigrant communities are facing mental health issues. Thankfully, there are resources like Sahaj Kaur Kohli’s “But What Will People Say?”
“Hogbook and Lazer Eyes,” the graphic novela by Maria Bamford and Scott Marvel Cassidy explores grief, love, and the value of therapy.
“Bridgerton” may not have any Latinos in it, but that doesn’t mean we don’t see ourselves in it, particularly in its celebration of chisme.
“The SalviSoul Cookbook” by Karla Tatiana Vásquez features the stories of women who contributed along with great recipes and photography.
Taking place this weekend, “Netflix is a Joke” fest recently announced more Latinas joining the lineup and we’re here to celebrate them.
Netflix’s “AlRawabi School for Girls” helps us better understand what it is to be a young woman today in Jordan and beyond.
By telling his immigration story in “Solito,” Javier Zamora gives the Salvi community (and readers at large) a specific and unafraid memoir.
I count just two Latinas – Melissa Villaseñor and Vanessa Gonzalez – of the 200+ “Netflix is a Joke” performers and I’m celebrating them.
Britney Spears has been a superstar since her breakthrough hit Baby One More Time in 1998. This year, she rehashed her journey from then to now in her book The Woman in Me. It’s a conversational, approachable, and honest tell-all about her childhood, teen years, family dynamics, and the years she lost due to her […]