…and more positive-filled life through gratitude journaling and brujeria. As Latines, I think nuestra cultura really embraces spirituality. We have seen plenty of cases where we are literally able to…
…amor real sana” (real love heals) from her beloved friends and not the men in her life. Valeria is a love letter to love itself, whether platonic or romantic. It…
…Trump.” Amazing. And here I thought mainstream media only cared about us during Hispanic Heritage Month. Latino men really went from being blamed for drugs, crime and stealing jobs by…
…challenging viewers to consider the cost of success. Lale, on the other hand, is confronted with the reality of an evolving industry that threatens to undermine her values and professional…
…the love triangle binds the three of them to a tortuous and long-lasting closeness. Como Agua Para Chocolate is a surreal story about a forbidden and everlasting love, but it…
…of government may not survive this. Scared for the immigrant communities that will be torn asunder. Scared for the women who will die thanks to these policies. Scared for the…
…surprisingly narrow in its depiction of women. The women of the film might be meant to stand alone as signifiers in Pedro Páramo’s greater narrative as an allegory for self-discovery…
…the first episode of this Hilary Swank vehicle if you want to get distracted and you’ll quickly be sucked into the real-life dangers astronauts face. This series gets so much…
…for granted at their own peril. Let’s look beyond the media headlines and dig into the nuances of the Puerto Rican experience if you really want to understand how we…
…day. One would think that by 2022 (and now in 2024) Latina women would have stopped being portrayed as manic-pixie-dream-girls whose passions revolve around a man who, ultimately, does not…
