Afro Rebels
Netflix’s PELÉ Explores the Athlete-Activist Quandary
What is an athlete’s responsibility to the community?
The Antagonist: A Latin[ish] Podcast
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Arturo Dominguez, an anti-racist activist and journalist based in Texas
A Question for Sam Pollard About His New ‘MLK/FBI’ Film
“This film is an opportunity for young people to have a window into that history and understanding the level of complexity of America and the two-faced ideas that Americans have,” the filmmaker told Intelatin.
Remembering Don Pedro: A Latinish Podcast With Andre Lee Muñiz
Hector chats with Andre Lee Muñiz, editor of Remembering Don Pedro, a site dedicated to the life and legacy of the Puerto Rican independence leader, Pedro Albizu Campos.
The State of Latin America (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Hector chats with Jordana Timerman, a freelance reporter and public policy researcher based in Buenos Aires, and the editor of Latin America Daily Briefing
The Most Diverse Oppressors Ever (OPINION)
I am not comforted if my bully looks like me.
‘No Possible Peace:’ Rising Construction Worker Deaths in New York and Tennessee
Advocates and workers are demanding change after years of high fatality rates in the construction industry. What can be done depends heavily on the labor organizing landscape in each state.
Sex Work Is Work (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Hector chats with Jared Trujillo, president of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys and a new leader in the fight to decriminalize and destigmatize sex workers.
Permission to Feel (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Alan Thompson, a music therapist based in New York City.
Paleo Your Mind (Henry Cadena)
Hector Luis Alamo chats with guest Henry Cadena, a brand strategist and cultural researcher based in Houston, Texas
Soul at Home (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Hector chats with Jose Alicea, the man behind Souletri, which has been streaming live performances across its social media channels throughout the pandemic
White Fragility in the Latinx Community: A Lesson (OPINION)
We will no longer listen to people who simply are not with it. We will not center them.
Negrito Blues (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Hector chats about being Afro-Latino with William García-Medina, a Puerto Rican PhD candidate in the Department of American Studies at the University of Kansas.
Así Es Nuevo México (Remember the Show! Podcast)
Hector Alamo chats with Lillian Gorman, the director of the Spanish as a Heritage Language Program at the University of Arizona, and proud Nuevomexicana from Albuquerque
Azúcar Negra
Because who or what would the world be celebrating then? Not me.
Examining Dominican Anti-Blackness During a Summer of Protest
Global protests against racial injustice came on the heels of the pandemic, and Dominicans are now being publicly confronted with their Blackness.
Lives Lost: ‘Warrior’ Fought for Slave Descendants in Brazil
ARMAÇÃO DE BÚZIOS, Brazil (AP) — Carivaldina Oliveira da Costa was the steward of history in her Brazilian community on the northern coast of Rio de Janeiro state, and for two decades fought for their land rights as descendants of escaped slaves.
Transgender Activists Gather to Fight Against Trans Violence
“We are gathering today to remember the lives of the trans Black women who have died in the hands of bigotry, racism, discrimination, and misogyny,” said Mariah López, Executive Director of STARR. “Enough is enough!”
Trans Afro-Latina Influencer Selyna Brillare Is Using Comedy to Carve a Space for Herself and Other Trans Women
Latino Rebels talked to Selyna Brillare about what it takes to become an influencer, how being an open transgender Afro-Latina has affected her content, and delve into her future goals.
Black Lives Matter in Costa Rica
Latino Rebels Radio: July 22, 2020