“At the Gates” Makes White Supremacy the Villain
White supremacy is scary as fuck. It’s the evil idealogy powered by the colonial world order, creating a hierarchy of humans as if light skin can equate to worth rather…
White supremacy is scary as fuck. It’s the evil idealogy powered by the colonial world order, creating a hierarchy of humans as if light skin can equate to worth rather…
De La Calle is an Anthony-Bourdain-style travel show but instead of food, its organizing principle is music – specifically Latin, street music. In each of the eight episodes, the show…
…hag, Bustamante’s version frames her murdering her children as a response to the violence of colonialism, choosing death for her kids in lieu of suffering a lifetime at the hands…
…2015, then-Governor Padilla of Puerto Rico announced that the U.S. colony had amassed an unpayable debt of $80 billion. This exasperated an already struggling economy since the U.S. repealed Section…
…is the first site of colonialism in this part of the world, this rupture of cultures. There’s something curious about what both these islands mean and what they mean and…
…I am), I now had agency over my own story and felt encouraged to explore what it means to be Afro Caribeña. Thinking about our colonial situation and how we…
…a safe place and the time to heal. Every second counts towards self-growth. Chef Tina Stands Tall This season, Chef Tina (played by Liza Colón-Zayas) gets a new opportunity to…
…the USA’s history of colonialism nor its racism towards LATAM countries and Indigenous cultures. In Hollywood, it doesn’t matter if it’s Colombian, Argentine, Peruvian, or Brazilian, it is all just…
…to watch La Llorona, since it sheds light on a modern issue while elevating culture and exposing the evils of colonial remnants. Bustamante takes an old story enveloped in taboo…
…storylines. It has queer representation for younger and older generations. It stars Arienne Mandi (Love, Classified), Rosanny Zayas (Echoes), and Freddy Miyares (When They See Us) just to name a…