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Latino Rebels Radio: July 21, 2019

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.

The Squad can do anything these women set their collective mind and values to.

“We have a problem, we want black music but we don’t want black women?” says Gata, a 25-year-old show host.

“This unfortunate situation we had to go through has been one of many situations that leaders in the country have to deal with.”

“We stand together to name Black Latina women as central to the popular and formal scholarship on race within Latinidad.”

Women and girls are also posting images online to show their black pride.

Much like the roots of antiblackness in the country itself, the people in power seem to stop at no cost to maintain white supremacy.

Latino Rebels Radio: March 24, 2019

During the interview, they discuss some of the surprising inspirations behind the book and facing the fear of publishing independently.

The panel allowed space for a rich and open dialogue that pushed the envelope. 

The Grammy-nominated artist was detained on Sunday, February 3 by ICE.

The law firm says that “never hid his immigration status.”

Depicting a romance between an enslaved woman and a slaveowner? We got problems.

“Been through some things so I can’t imagine my kids stuck at the border,” said 21 Savage during his performance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, on January 29.

Let #AmandaLaQueManda explain. 

In this episode of “Amanda La Qu Manda,” Amanda Alcántara lists five songs from Latinoamérica y el Caribe that touch on this topic.

Amazon says it wants to build one of its headquarters in Long Island City in Queens, and communities are taking a vow to fight back.

Latino Rebels Radio: December 2, 2018

AMANDA LA QUE MANDA is back, and we’re so happy to feature Amanda here.

Poet Melania-Luisa Marte started it, hoping to bring more visibility the term.