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‘The Hype’ Contestant Camila Romero Talks Advocating for Sustainability in Fashion & DACA Visibility

10.07.21

I Wrote a Book on How Not To Go Broke as a Latina Artist—This Is What I Learned

10.05.21

Don Julio Offers Grants to Next Generation’s Dons & Doñas

10.05.21

Dominican Officials Looking to Censor Lyrics They Say "Praise Lesbianism, Drug Use & Violence"

10.04.21

Tokischa and Rosalía in Linda music video.

The Cardi B Looks from Paris Fashion Week That Broke the Internet

10.04.21

PARIS, FRANCE - OCTOBER 03: Singer Cardi B is seen on Place Vendome on October 03, 2021 in Paris, France.

Gators Unidos Offers Scholarships to Latinx Students at University of Florida

10.04.21

Shakira performs in concert at Madison Square Garden

Shakira Named in Pandora Papers Alleging Tax Avoidance with Offshore Accounts

by Kiko Martinez

10.04.21

Google Doodle honors Rodolfo ‘Corky’ Gonzales, boxer, poet, and activist

Chicano Boxer & Activist Rodolfo ‘Corky’ Gonzales Gets Google Doodle Tribute

by Kiko Martinez

10.01.21

Hollister Partners with Creators to Launch ‘Good Vibras’ Initiative

by Kiko Martinez

10.01.21

Tips For Small, Latine-Owned Businesses on Road to Recovery After The Pandemic

by Kiko Martinez

09.30.21

Photos courtesy of the brands. Art by Stephany Torres for Remezcla.

7 Cannabis Brands From Latin America To Get Baked To

by Santiago Rodríguez Tarditi

09.30.21

Afro-Latina Artist Cristina Martinez Created Clothing & Home Collection for Nordstrom

by Kiko Martinez

09.30.21

Shakira Says She Was Attacked by Wild Boars in Barcelona

09.30.21

Piñata Exhibition Blends Tradition with Artistic Vision — & Yes, They’re Too Beautiful to Destroy

09.30.21

This Writer Created Her Own Latine Superhero Universe in Graphic Novels

09.29.21

Pastor Marco Antonio Muniz cooks chicken for Haitian migrants in the Parque Ecologico Braulio Fernandez in Ciudad Acuna, Coahuila state, Mexico on September 22, 2021. - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador appealed to the United States on September 22 to take urgent action to tackle the migrant crisis reverberating across the Americas. Tens of thousands of migrants, many of them Haitians previously living in South America, have arrived in recent weeks in Mexico hoping to enter the United States. (Photo by PAUL RATJE / AFP)

Mexicans Coming to Aid of Haitian Migrants Who Remain in Ciudad Acuña

09.29.21

Texas Republicans Criticized for Not Creating a Single New Latine Majority District

09.29.21

Setting Sights on Higher Education with Opportunities Provided by the U.S. Army Reserve

09.28.21

‘The Hype’ Contestant Camila Romero Talks Advocating for Sustainability in Fashion & DACA Visibility

I Wrote a Book on How Not To Go Broke as a Latina Artist—This Is What I Learned

Don Julio Offers Grants to Next Generation’s Dons & Doñas

Dominican Officials Looking to Censor Lyrics They Say "Praise Lesbianism, Drug Use & Violence"

The Cardi B Looks from Paris Fashion Week That Broke the Internet

Gators Unidos Offers Scholarships to Latinx Students at University of Florida

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