
A Power List of 40 Latinas and Queer Latinxs in Publishing
While the numbers aren’t great, there are Latinas in publishing who are pushing for more Latinx voices. Let’s celebrate them.
While the numbers aren’t great, there are Latinas in publishing who are pushing for more Latinx voices. Let’s celebrate them.
The Oscar nominations are out but already knew what was going to happen – the Academy delivered snubs to Latina filmmakers, again.
Mixed media artist, Denise Zubizarreta is saying the quiet part out loud – about violence against women in her podcast “Denise.”
ADIFF (African Diaspora International Film Festival) helps correct the underrepresentation of people of color, including those from LATAM.
The tides are turning in horror and the roster of scream queens is growing increasingly diverse with Latinas helping to lead the way.
“I Am Diosa” confirmed that I was on the right path – and how powerful I am. So I reached out to author Christine Guttieriez to learn more.
Check out the novels of Raquel Vázquez Gilliland and R. M. Romero for a dose of magical realism this spooky season.
Thanks to Fanny Grande, you don’t have to keep dreaming of a streaming platform that represents you, it exists in the new, free app. A+.
Dascha Polanco can’t remember a time when she didn’t watch children’s TV shows so of course she enjoyed being a part of “Dora.”
“Julia Alvarez: A Life Reimagined” presents a the author as comfortable acknowledging her own weaknesses as fighting for her community.