Race
A Story About Race and a Colombian Family: Es Complicado
In the eyes of my aunts, my dad had not selected the proper mate.
When Your 12-Year-Old Son Faces Racism in Little League
“They called us ‘taco boys!’ They said, ‘Ándale, taco boys!’”
The Movement for Black Lives Honors the Life of Marielle Franco, Stands with Black Freedom Fighters in Brazil
“Black people of Brazil, our bond is one that is deep and ancestral. When you call on us, we will stand ready.”
22 de marzo: La importancia historiográfica de este día en Puerto Rico
No fue hasta el 22 de marzo de 1873 que finalmente se le concedió el derecho a la libertad a los negros esclavos.
‘But You’re Not Really Black, Though’
We must build solidarity by being vulnerable and engaging to understand, rather than to respond.
On Claiming Afro-Latinidad
So what’s liberating about a movement if it reifies old hierarchies of color and class?
Uncovering Anti-Blackness in Casual Conversation: Young Hollywood’s Words to Amara La Negra
Negative associations that are made with blackness are so deeply rooted and widespread that they are invisible swords inflicting pain on Afro-Latinxs.
Study Reveals Racial Inequality in Mexico, Disproving Its ‘Race-Blind’ Rhetoric
Our new report reveals that in Mexico darker skin is strongly associated with decreased wealth and less schooling.
Black Is Beautiful in Ecuador (PODCAST)
Latino Rebels Radio: December 26, 2017
Driving While Brown
What steps can communities take?
