Jane the Virgin Chapter Eighty-Seven Recap: The Villanuevas Get Sex-Positive
Last episode, we left off with Rafael potentially abusing prescription drugs, Jane being confused about the men in her life,…
Culture
15 Things to Know About Legendary Chicana Activist Dolores Huerta
Born in Dawson, New Mexico, in 1930, Chicana activist and labor leader Dolores Huerta stood up for farm workers, and…
The Notre Dame Fire Reminds Us of France’s Debt to Haiti
On April 15, in the midst of the holiest week of the Christian calendar, the spire of Notre Dame Cathedral…
15 Things You Should Know About Legendary Artist Frida Kahlo
There are certain legendary icons who we know on a first-name basis. Those who only become bigger stars, inspirations, and…
Lupita Nyong’o’s Children’s Book About Colorism Is So Needed
Yesterday Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong’o shared on Instagram the first pages of her children book Sulwe, illustrated by Vashti Harrison….
A Look at the Que Chola Exhibit at the National Hispanic Cultural Center
Albuquerque’s National Hispanic Cultural Center is “dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and advancement of Hispanic culture, arts, and humanities.” This…
Latina Forced to Share Valedictorian Title Even Though She Earned It
Earning the title of valedictorian is no easy feat. The title of being at the top of your class is…
Why You Need to Try Beyoncé’s #BeforeILetGoChallenge
We love a good challenge! If you’re a fan of dance challenges — remember Drake’s “In My Feelings” challenge or…
13 Quechua Words You Probably Already Know!
The Dora the Explorer live action movie is almost here. Dora and the Lost City of Gold, starring our favorite…
Beyoncés ‘Homecoming’ Documentary Is an Ode to Black Women
I was vacationing in Marrakesh, Morocco when Beyoncé decided to suddenly bless the world with her new documentary Homecoming —…
Lila Downs Sings About Detained Children in New Manu Chao Cover
When I think of social justice singer/songwriters, especially an artist that advocates for Latinos and indigenous people, there’s one that…
Latinx Students At Columbia University Push for ‘Raza Grad’ Name Change
Several weeks shy of graduation, Columbia University Latinx students have joined forces to change the name of “Raza Grad,” the…
