Afro Rebels
Cities With More Black Residents Rely More on Traffic Tickets and Fines for Revenue
My recent research —and that of others— shows that communities with more residents of color are more likely to rely on revenue coming from traffic tickets and other minor fines.
The Ignorance of Puerto Rican Society Is Not Bliss, But Sin (OPINION)
The Puerto Rican community is guilty of ignorance against some of the most marginalized in the world.
Authentically Portraying the Community Through Getty Images’ NOSOTROS COLLECTION
Latino Rebels Radio: October 14, 2019
Panama Celebrates Its Black Christ, Part of Protest Against Colonialism and Slavery
While there is little certainty as to its origin, many scholars believe the statue arrived in Portobelo in the 17th century.
A Mother and Her 3-Year-Old Daughter Await Asylum Proceedings In Mexico, With No Answers In Sight
“Migrant Protection Protocols is a humanitarian disaster,” said Erika Pinheiro, Litigation and Policy Director for Al Otro Lado.
Caribbean Activists Call for Regional Unity and Debt Reparations
Many in the meeting emphasized the importance of looking at the debt as a political mechanism.
Daymé Arocena’s ‘Sonocardiogram’ Is a Soulful Tribute to Love and Santería
She spoke with Futuro Media Group’s Latino USA about her trajectory thus far, her music-making process, her personal life and what inspired her latest creation.
Turning the Tide: In Loíza, Puerto Rico, a Community Fights for Its Future
The largely Afro-Caribbean community of Parcelas Suárez is starved of economic resources and faces another major challenge: drastic coastal erosion from strong Atlantic currents.
Destroy the Hispanic Industrial Complex
I’ve always said that community is about reciprocity. The Hispanic industrial complex only takes, takes, takes. That’s why it deserves to be destroyed.
Papi’s Back: David Ortiz Throws Out First Pitch at Fenway
BOSTON (AP) — Former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz had a chance to thank his adoring fans at Fenway Park exactly three months after he was shot in the back while in his native Dominican Republic.
An Afro-Mexican Woman’s Fight Against Racism and Hyper-Sexualization
Diedhou works with the National Council to Prevent Discrimination (CONAPRED).
Perspectives on Identity, Belonging and Culture
Latino Rebels Radio: August 20, 2019
‘The Color of Wealth in Miami’ Is Black and White
More studies are necessary to supplement our understanding of the racial identification of newer Americans and immigrant communities.
Black Mississippians Respond to the ICE Raids
This is a nation of immigrants. Its strength lies in its diversity. Its shame lies in its racial bias.
Soy puta pero no corrupta
Me uno al grito de las mujeres boricuas.
From Mixtapes to Streaming: The Power of Curation
Latino Rebels Radio: July 28, 2019
What’s Next?: Media, Marketing and Afrolatinx
Latino Rebels Radio: July 21, 2019
What School Segregation Looks Like in the US Today, in 4 Charts
Despite years of government desegregation efforts and the proven benefits of integrated schools, our recently published research shows that U.S. school segregation is higher than it has been in decades.
How ‘The Squad’ Can Stop ICE and Help the Immigrant Community (OPINION)
The Squad can do anything these women set their collective mind and values to.
Panamanian TV Host Asks: Where Are the Black Latinas in Reggaeton? (VIDEO)
“We have a problem, we want black music but we don’t want black women?” says Gata, a 25-year-old show host.
Afro-Colombian Environmental Activist Francia Márquez Survives Attack from Armed Men
“This unfortunate situation we had to go through has been one of many situations that leaders in the country have to deal with.”
