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This Team of Afro-Colombian Actresses Is Bringing Diverse Stories to the Stage

12.14.18

Photo by Noe Herrera. Courtesy of Omenka

Why the Spanish Dialogue in ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Doesn’t Have Subtitles

12.11.18

Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) in 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.' Courtesy of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Op-Ed: Planned Parenthood Taught Me Women’s Health Care Didn’t Have to Come With a Side of Shame

12.10.18

Actress Selenis Leyva attends the 5th Annual Festival PEOPLE En Espanol, Day 2 at the Jacob Javitz Center on October 16, 2016 in New York City. Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for PEOPLE en Español

Latin American Movies About Domestic Workers Are Always Told From the Perspective of the Elite

12.10.18

LeeBrian is the Best Kept Secret in Puerto Rican Rap

12.01.18

Tu Pum Pum: The Latin Grammys Have a Long History of Snubbing Reggaeton

11.30.18

Photo by carterito / iStock / Getty Images Plus

The Met and a Texas Middle School Teamed Up to Create a Mariachi Adaptation of ‘La Traviata’

by Christine Bolaños

11.30.18

Ivy Queen poses for a portrait during Red Bull Music Presents: Bien Buena with Uproot Andy Riobamba, and Ivy Queen at Ball and Chain in Maimi, Florida. Photo by Ian Witlen/Red Bull Content Pool

Ivy Queen on Her Early Auditions & Facing Criticism for Her “Macho Voice”

by Julyssa Lopez

11.29.18

Carlos Reygadas Says His Latest Movie Is Not About Machismo Even If Gringos Think So

by Carlos Aguilar

11.27.18

Pascal Ustin Dubuisson, author of 'Sobrevivientes,' stands at the pyramid site of Teotihuacan near Mexico City while on his first book tour, November 2018. Image courtesy of Ebony Bailey.

In His New Book, Haitian Writer Documents How He Found a New Home in Mexico

by Arlene Mejorado

11.27.18

Weekend-Long Protests Against Domestic Violence in Puerto Rico End With Police Pepper Spraying Activists

by Jhoni Jackson

11.26.18

A security officer stands in the lobby of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York on the first day of the trial for Joaquin Guzman, the famed Mexican drug lord known as ‘El Chapo’, November 13, 2018 in New York City. Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images

As El Chapo Trial Unfolds, This Podcast Gives Us an Unprecedented Look at the Drug Lord’s Life & Impact

by Cat Cardenas

11.26.18

Junior, an immigrant from Honduras, waves the American flag while standing with other immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border fence on November 25, 2018 in Tijuana, Mexico. Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images

The Caravan Is a Stark Reminder of the US’ Legacy of Cruel and Dehumanizing Policies in Central America

11.26.18

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Remembering Queen’s Infamous and History-Making Tour of South America

11.21.18

This Pre-Packaged Meal Company Offers Healthy Versions of Our Favorite Rice Dishes

11.21.18

A Glimpse Into Chicago’s Latinx Music Scene, As Told by 4 Chicagoans

11.20.18

'Mary Poppins Returns' courtesy of Disney

Lin-Manuel Miranda On Watching the Original ‘Mary Poppins’: “I Would Burst Into Tears”

11.20.18

Tessa Thompson stars as Bianca in 'Creed II'.
Photo by Barry Wetcher. Courtesy of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures/Warner Bros. Pictures

‘Creed II’ Director Steven Caple Jr Asserts That Tessa Thompson’s Character Bianca Is Latina

11.19.18

This Team of Afro-Colombian Actresses Is Bringing Diverse Stories to the Stage

Why the Spanish Dialogue in ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Doesn’t Have Subtitles

Op-Ed: Planned Parenthood Taught Me Women’s Health Care Didn’t Have to Come With a Side of Shame

Latin American Movies About Domestic Workers Are Always Told From the Perspective of the Elite

LeeBrian is the Best Kept Secret in Puerto Rican Rap

Tu Pum Pum: The Latin Grammys Have a Long History of Snubbing Reggaeton

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