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FEATURES

Mexico’s Largest Comic Convention Celebrates Geek Culture In All Its Weird And Colorful Glory

03.20.19

REVIEW: In ‘Temblores,’ a Gay Guatemalan Man is Pressured to Undergo Conversion Therapy

03.20.19

Poet Mónica Teresa Ortiz’s New Book Imagines a Future Where Queer Bodies Are Free

03.20.19

After Making Movies With $100M Budgets, Robert Rodriguez Filmed ‘Red 11’ With Just $7K

03.18.19

How Miami’s Coral Way School Paved the Way For Bilingual Education in the US

03.18.19

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I’m Waiting to Receive Citizenship. Can I Still Attend College?

03.18.19

20 Years of ‘A lo Cubano,’ the Iconic Orishas Album That Championed a Black Cuban Identity

by Remezcla Estaff

03.15.19

Suelta: I’m a Grown Woman in a Situationship But Still Hide it From My Mom

by Yesika Salgado

03.14.19

After 40 Years in the Business, Puerto Rican Actor Luis Guzmán Wants His Own Biopic

by Manuel Betancourt

03.13.19

Two Pasarela de Putxs participants embrace (and later kiss) before the crowd. Photo by Mari B. Robles López for Remezcla

La Lucha es de Todes: How Puerto Rico’s Feminist Movement Is Moving Toward Intersectionality

by Jhoni Jackson

03.12.19

Rauw Alejandro is the Rising Artist Bringing Dance Showmanship to Urbano

by Julyssa Lopez

03.12.19

5 Rising Latino Actors & Filmmakers Share How Their Work is Breaking Stereotypes

by Manuel Betancourt

03.12.19

In Lilliam Rivera’s Action-Packed Sci-Fi Novel ‘Dealing in Dreams,’ Latina Gangs Rule the Streets

03.12.19

A Look Inside Calle Ocho, the US’ Biggest Celebration of the Latinx Community

03.11.19

Photo by Daniela P. Romero Nutz for Remezcla

At His Much-Hyped Homecoming Show, Bad Bunny’s Fans Reflect on His Impact

03.11.19

'Lorena' still courtesy of Sundance Institute

‘Lorena’ Docuseries Highlights How Some Immigrants Endure Domestic Abuse Due to Fear of Deportation

03.11.19

Members of Mangueira perform during the samba school's champions parade at Sapucai Sambadrome on March 10, 2019. Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images

For Carnaval, This Famed Rio Samba School Paid Tribute to the Brazilians Missing from History Books

03.11.19

Directors Ryan Fleck, Anna Boden and actor Algenis Perez Soto attend premiere of 'Captain Marvel' on March 4, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Disney

10 Years Ago, Algenis Pérez Soto Lived in the DR & Didn’t Speak English. Now He’s in a Marvel Movie

03.08.19

Mexico’s Largest Comic Convention Celebrates Geek Culture In All Its Weird And Colorful Glory

REVIEW: In ‘Temblores,’ a Gay Guatemalan Man is Pressured to Undergo Conversion Therapy

Poet Mónica Teresa Ortiz’s New Book Imagines a Future Where Queer Bodies Are Free

After Making Movies With $100M Budgets, Robert Rodriguez Filmed ‘Red 11’ With Just $7K

How Miami’s Coral Way School Paved the Way For Bilingual Education in the US

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I’m Waiting to Receive Citizenship. Can I Still Attend College?

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