…The immigration system is “working” and “careful:” This, while brushing aside concerns about due process for deportees. Trump even agreed with Joe Rogan (because who needs constitutional law when you’ve…
…the characters I love and write about because I know them so well.” In her twenty-ninth book, the author weaves a rich tapestry of themes such as self-discovery, identity, family…
…All Things Latina Podcast that much more important – that, and the fact that its goal is to “elevate you in your business and career.” Estefy divides the show into…
…She says the wrong thing. She demands too much or not enough. She’s selfish and self-aware. She’s exhausted and inspiring. And that’s exactly the point. She’s a full human being…
…of the track, there to tempt Julius but not much more. Sure, it’s fun to take a walk on the proverbial other side of town, but no self-respecting person actually…
…Trump Administration can take, silence, and erase us without any care for legal safeguards or even the reality of our histories. As a Latina reporter whose grandparents immigrated to this…
…people need to believe in something, but we also have to be careful where we place our faith. For a while, June’s hope was pinned on Mayday. She just wanted…
…and I put that into the book.” Throughout If We Were a Movie, Rochelle and her mom have this kind of push and pull about Rochelle’s goals for herself and…
…make us “the other.” In particular, Black people have to do this for white comfort, whether it’s code-switching or deferring to white wants. Sinners captures this abandonment of self in…
…modern Inuk women. The central heroine Siaja, played charismatically by Anna Lambe, declares herself as such in her opening monologue and we see everything from her point of view –…
