Latinidad
El Museo del Barrio and the Act of Preserving Memory and a Culture
Created during such a period of civil unrest, El Museo served as a beacon for New York City’s Puerto Rican and African-American communities.
Woman-Owned Enterprise: MXCNAS, Featuring Claudette Zepeda
“When I was eighteen, I was a rebel and my parents were threatening to send me back to Guadalajara to a private school.”
Actor JW Cortes Transforms Himself Into Pedro Albizu Campos: Is a Film on the Way?
This story HAS to be told on the big screen.
Donald Trump’s America Will Never Ever Erase the History of My Proud Mexican Family
In Donald Trump’s America, my great-grandfather, Jesús Chavira, would be treated as a societal menace.
La Realidad: The Realities of Anti-Mexicanism (A Paradigm)
Anti-Mexicanism in the United States is a race-premised set of historical and contemporary ascriptions, convictions and discriminatory practices.
End the Cuban Privileged Pathway to Citizenship (OPINION)
Maintaining the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act is an Insult to the immigrant rights movement.
When It Was Just Us: My Family’s Holiday Journey
When I was growing up in Chicago, our holiday gatherings were small and intimate.
NPR’S Latino USA Just Produced a One-Hour Podcast About Being Muslim and Latino in the US
Another bold move from the award-winning NPR show.
Chola: That’s Who I Am
Being a chola is about asserting the right to be a young woman who is feminine, beautifully adorned, sensual, challenging, independent and free-thinking.
A South Bronx Love Letter: #WhatPianoDistrict
After a year of scanning my negatives, I’ve yet to find a single piano anywhere.
The Day I Learned I Was Mexican and Poor
It was my first day of junior high school.
NPR’s Latino USA Just Produced the Best Show About Quinceañeras Ever (PODCAST)
A must-listen show.
Read Latinx Student’s ‘Controversial’ Letter West Virginia University’s Paper Wouldn’t Publish
“This racist violence is going completely unnoticed.”
‘Notes From A Native Daughter:’ Interview with Leticia Peguero (PODCAST)
Leticia shares insight about the philanthropic sector, her Afro-Caribbean identity and the future of work.
Blackness and Racial Identity in Peru (VIDEO)
A must-watch
HANDS OF STONE Looks to Shatter Hollywood’s ‘Latino Problem’
It looks like one more blow is still needed to be struck when it comes to shattering the misperceptions of Latinos in the media business.
The Day My Mexican Father Met César Chávez
One moment I will never forget.
Omar Rodríguez-López: ‘Un artista real es un artista honesto.’
¿Qué otro artista puede lanzar doce álbumes en seis meses, en español y en inglés?
Latinx Identity and Oppression: The Problems of Second-Class Citizenship
Our voices cannot, and will not be silenced.
Oscar Fernández and Why His Stories Challenge Your Worldview (PODCAST)
Latino Rebels Radio: August 7, 2016