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Guatemalan Artisans Are Pushing to Remove 64,000 Fake Maya Products From Etsy

09.06.17

Photo courtesy of Ethical Fashion Guatemala. Art by Alan López for Remezcla

Meet Trainer, the Rapper Bringing Venezuelan Moxie to South American Trap

09.06.17

How ‘The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao’ Changed the Future of American Literature

09.06.17

I Always Dreamed of Being a Film Critic. DACA Helped Me Get There

09.05.17

Hundreds of immigration advocates and supporters attend a rally and march to Trump Tower in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program also known as DACA on August 30, 2017 in New York City. Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images

How Shea Serrano Became the General of the FOH Army, Twitter’s Most Generous Fundraisers

09.05.17

Meet La Llorona, the Baltimore Ambient Artist Weaving Stories of Ancestor Worship

09.05.17

Less Than a Mile From the Border, the Chihuahuas Thrive By Embracing El Paso’s Beisbol Fans

by Alberto Perez

09.05.17

‘Hazlo Como Hombre’s Director Argues That the Film’s Homophobic Jokes Aren’t Problematic

by Manuel Betancourt

09.01.17

In the Era of Mega Transfers, Why Couldn’t Alexis and Coutinho Push Moves Through?

by Samindra Kunti

09.01.17

Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images

How Brazil’s National Team Went From the 7-1 Crisis to the Best Soccer Team in the World

by Samindra Kunti

08.31.17

Odiosas Is Creating a Space for Intersectional Hood Feminists in the Bronx

by Raquel Reichard

08.29.17

Sheriff Joe Arpaio (R) of Maricopa County, Arizona endorses Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump prior to a rally on January 26, 2016 in Marshalltown, Iowa. Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images

The Arizona Group That Helped Unseat Racist Sheriff Joe Arpaio Now Sets Sights on Trump

by Raquel Reichard

08.29.17

Meet Cigarettes After Sex, Shoegaze Romantics From El Paso

08.29.17

Victor Cruz Is Looking For His Second NFL Chance, This Time With the Chicago Bears

08.29.17

This Smithsonian Exhibit Will Explore the Complex, Forgotten History of ‘Latinos and Baseball’ in the US

08.29.17

Young Ultra is the Mexico City Clothing Line You Need to Cop This Weekend

08.28.17

Photo by CMW Media/Christian Rodas. Courtesy of Priscilla Vilchis.

Priscilla Vilchis Is Set to Become First Latina to Receive California Marijuana License

08.28.17

Does the Radical Irreverence of Molotov’s ¿Dónde Jugarán Las Niñas? Hold Up 20 Years Later?

08.28.17

Guatemalan Artisans Are Pushing to Remove 64,000 Fake Maya Products From Etsy

Meet Trainer, the Rapper Bringing Venezuelan Moxie to South American Trap

How ‘The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao’ Changed the Future of American Literature

I Always Dreamed of Being a Film Critic. DACA Helped Me Get There

How Shea Serrano Became the General of the FOH Army, Twitter’s Most Generous Fundraisers

Meet La Llorona, the Baltimore Ambient Artist Weaving Stories of Ancestor Worship

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