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C. Tangana’s Rise From Spanish Rap Bad Boy to the Brink of a Global Moment

10.30.18

Photo by Javier Ruiz. Courtesy of the Artist.

Tu Pum Pum: How Reggaeton’s Embrace of Rave Culture Shaped the Genre’s Future

10.29.18

‘Voices of the Sea’ is an Intimate Look at What It’s Like To Try To Flee Cuba for the US

10.26.18

'Voices of the Sea' courtesy of Kim Hopkins

Meet Linn da Quebrada, the “Gender Terrorist” Raising Her Voice for Brazil’s Queer Community of Color

10.26.18

'Bixa Travesty' image courtesy of Cinema Tropical

Remembering ‘Beverly Hills 90210’s Only Latino Lead, a Character Who Deserved Much More

10.25.18

Draco Rosa’s Gritty New Album ‘Monte Sagrado’ Is a Testament to His Strength After Cancer

10.24.18

Photo by Steven Lyon. Courtesy of Draco Rosa

Democratic Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke greets supporters near a polling place on the first day of early voting. (Photo by Loren Elliott/Getty Images)

Beto O’Rourke: Our Country Needs Leadership From People From the Border

by Andrea Gompf

10.23.18

Diego Luna, Glenn Close and Guillermo del Toro speak onstage at DreamWorks 'Tales of Arcadia: 3Below' panel during New York Comic Con on October 5, 2018. Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for DreamWorks Animation Television

TRAILER: Glenn Close & Diego Luna Voice Guillermo del Toro’s Animated Series About Alien Royalty

by Manuel Betancourt

10.22.18

At Kelso, Julieta Carmichael and Mercedes Marthe pose together, wearing traditional-style dresses. Courtesy of Roberto Rabanne's personal collection

As Brooklyn Continues Changing, a Reflection on Crown Heights’ Panamanian Community

by Maya Doig-Acuña

10.22.18

A Brief History of Latino Voting Rights Since the 1960s

by Raquel Reichard

10.22.18

Photo courtesy of Joênia Wapichana campaign

Brazil’s First-Ever Indigenous Congresswoman, Joênia Wapichana, is Warrior for Indigenous Rights

by Beatriz Miranda

10.19.18

Isabel González Whitaker poses in front of Sara J. Gonzalez Park, which was named after her mother. Photo courtesy of Isabel González Whitaker

This Georgia Park Is the State’s Only Named After a Latino

by Christine Bolaños

10.19.18

Latinx Career Diaries: What It’s Really Like Making $60K as Project Manager in the Construction Industry

10.19.18

F*ck Being Friends: How Jessie Reyez is Fighting Misogyny With Wicked Wordplay

10.18.18

Writer Eric Esquivel Got Death Threats for ‘Border Town,’ a Comic Book About Healing Racial Tensions

10.18.18

Alejandra Campoverdi’s New Initiative Is Helping Women of Color Take Control of Their Own Health

10.17.18

A Look at the Entrepreneurial Life of Tejano DJ, Producer & Designer El Dusty

10.16.18

Georgia Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams takes the stage to declare victory in the primary during an election night. Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images

Stacey Abrams vs. Brian Kemp: Where the Candidates Stand on the Issues That Matter Most to Latinos

10.16.18

C. Tangana’s Rise From Spanish Rap Bad Boy to the Brink of a Global Moment

Tu Pum Pum: How Reggaeton’s Embrace of Rave Culture Shaped the Genre’s Future

‘Voices of the Sea’ is an Intimate Look at What It’s Like To Try To Flee Cuba for the US

Meet Linn da Quebrada, the “Gender Terrorist” Raising Her Voice for Brazil’s Queer Community of Color

Remembering ‘Beverly Hills 90210’s Only Latino Lead, a Character Who Deserved Much More

Draco Rosa’s Gritty New Album ‘Monte Sagrado’ Is a Testament to His Strength After Cancer

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