Don’t Blame it on Being “Spicy:” Rewriting JLo’s Breakups
It seems like everyone loves to dissect JLo’s breakups with far too many blaming it on the mogul’s supposed spiciness.
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Invisible Yet Essential: The Urgent Call to Invest in Latino Media
Introducing The Latino Media Consortium, independent publications empowering Latinos with reliable, culturally relevant news and information.
In Old Hollywood, The Torres Sisters Repped Latinas
Sisters Raquel and Renee Torres played into stereotypes but their decision to identify as Mexican still made them trailblazers at the time.
The Rise of Queer Characters in Brazilian Telenovelas
We still stereotypes in queer characters on telenovelas, but it’s still worth celebrating the progress we’ve made.
“Sugarcane” and the Systemic Abuse of Indigenous Children
“Sugarcane” shows how state-funded, Catholic-run schools abused and killed tens of thousands of Indigenous children across North America.
Streaming Platforms Need More Spanish-Language Content
Despite popular belief, the needs of Latinx audiences are not being met by telenovelas alone. We need more quality Spanish-language content!
“Louis Carlos Bernal: Monografía” is A Landmark Tribute to Chicano Art
“Louis Carlos Bernal: Monografía” is the first comprehensive survey of the groundbreaking Chicano photographer’s life and work.
Latina & Latine Perspectives on Kamala Harris: Balancing Hope & Skepticism
Latina and Latine writers and activists have lots to say about a potential President Kamala Harris, declaring our hopes, fears, and needs.
We Need More Latina Late Bloomer Stories
When it comes to late bloomer stories, white women like Dakota Johnson in “Am I OK?” are not giving Latinas the representation we need.
5 Latina Journalists Who Analyzed the RNC So You Don’t Have To
Latina journalists are critical to covering the RNC, poking holes in racist arguments, and proving the value of diversity in newsrooms.