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Afro-Mexicans May Finally Get Recognition in the Mexican Constitution, But Many Say That’s Not Enough

05.03.19

Afro-Mexican musician Isaías Martinez Trani in his hometown in la Costa Chica de Oaxaca. He has lived in Mexico City for the past six years. Photo by Ebony Bailey for Remezcla

Elizabeth Acevedo on How Her Second YA Novel Drew Inspiration From ‘Like Water for Chocolate’

05.03.19

Elizabeth Acevedo attends as Tan France hosts the 2019 Audie Awards at Gustavino's on March 4, 2019 in New York City. Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for the Audio Publisher Association

This Conference Aims to Give Writers the Tools They Need to Navigate the Publishing Industry

05.02.19

Angela Abreu. Courtesy of Dominican Writers Association

REVIEW: This Linda Ronstadt Doc Looks at How the Mexican-American Singer Defied the Music Industry’s Expectations

05.02.19

‘Jane the Virgin’ Recap: Come for the Jane-Rafael Drama, Stay for Alba’s Vibrator Advice

05.01.19

Photo by Kelsey S. McNeal. Courtesy of The CW

REVIEW: In Dark Drama ‘Gasoline Thieves,’ Art Imitates Life in Mexico’s Cartel-Run Gas War

05.01.19

Photo credit: Juan Pablo Ramírez. Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival

Photo by Betsy Hansen / Courtesy of Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez

Here’s How Colorado Rep. Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez Is Carrying the Torch of Her Chicano Activist Abuelo

by Raquel Reichard

05.01.19

Photo by Jason Rodgers. Courtesy 1964 Agency

15 Years Later, Your Favorite Twins Nina Sky Are Still Moving Bodies

by Remezcla Estaff

04.30.19

Protagonists attend "For They Know Not What They Do" premiere at 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival

REVIEW: ‘For They Know Not What They Do’ Is a Personal, Devastating Look at the Religious Right’s Damage to the LGBTQ Community

by Manuel Betancourt

04.30.19

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I’m Here on a Student Visa & Getting Married Soon. What Are My Best Options?

by Nubia Willman

04.30.19

‘Catalina’ Is a Quietly Powerful Short Film About an Undocumented Mother Battling Mental Illness

by Carlos Aguilar

04.30.19

Mela Murder as Maria in "Pa'lante". Photo by Kristian Mercado

“Pa’lante” Director Kristian Mercado Explains His Powerful Love Letter to Puerto Rican Resilience

by Jhoni Jackson

04.29.19

Students protest the rising costs of student loans for higher education on Hollywood Boulevard on September 22, 2012 in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles, California. Citing bank bailouts, the protesters called for student debt cancelations. Photo by David McNew/Getty Images

Op-Ed: Here’s How School Loan Forgiveness Would Help Latinas Like Me

04.26.19

Miguel: Returning to His Roots

04.25.19

Photo by Richard Foreman, Jr. Courtesy of The CW

‘Jane the Virgin’ Recap: Jane’s Love Triangle Is Getting Less Triangular

04.24.19

REVIEW: In ‘Cachada: The Opportunity’, Women Find Hope & Healing in a Salvadoran Theater

04.24.19

'Pozole' still courtesy of the filmmaker

Director Jessica Mendez Siqueiros’ ‘Pozole’ Is a Dark Comedy About Being Chicana & Vegan

04.23.19

REVIEW: This Documentary Is an Adorable & Poignant Look at Stray Dogs Living in a Chilean Skatepark

04.23.19

Afro-Mexicans May Finally Get Recognition in the Mexican Constitution, But Many Say That’s Not Enough

Elizabeth Acevedo on How Her Second YA Novel Drew Inspiration From ‘Like Water for Chocolate’

This Conference Aims to Give Writers the Tools They Need to Navigate the Publishing Industry

REVIEW: This Linda Ronstadt Doc Looks at How the Mexican-American Singer Defied the Music Industry’s Expectations

‘Jane the Virgin’ Recap: Come for the Jane-Rafael Drama, Stay for Alba’s Vibrator Advice

REVIEW: In Dark Drama ‘Gasoline Thieves,’ Art Imitates Life in Mexico’s Cartel-Run Gas War

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