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What Does Real Resistance Look Like? Ask the Maya Protagonists of Documentary ‘500 Years’

06.08.17

Photo credit: Daniel Hernández-Salazar. Courtesy of the filmmakers.

‘Queen of the South’ Returns With a New Latina Showrunner and a Season Full of Drama, Drugs & Divas

06.08.17

'Queen of the South' Photo by: Dennis Leupold/USA Network

On a Changing Island, Cuba’s Punk and Metal Scenes Face an Uncertain Future

06.08.17

Solidarity Rock tour in March 2011. Photo by Sandy Phimester. Courtesy of the photographer

Remezcla Island: 50 Summer Songs That Aren’t “Despacito”

06.07.17

Art by Alan Lopez feat. Samuel Guerrero for Remezcla

From Solange’s Minimalism to Elza Soares’ Soul: Here’s What Went Down at Primavera Sound 2017

06.06.17

Photo by Eric Pamies. Courtesy of Primavera Sound

In a Rapidly Gentrifying Oakland, Tertulia Coffee is a Thriving Reminder of the Community’s Roots

06.06.17

'Lucky 13' by Valerie Medina. Photo by Cristina Isabel Rivera for Remezcla

Meet Natalia Santa, the First Female Colombian Director to Screen at the Cannes Film Festival

by Ana Luisa González

06.02.17

Photo by Melisa Battilana. Courtesy of the photographer

In Buenos Aires, Juana Molina’s Witchy Sonic Tapestries Feel Like Home

by Juana Giaimo

06.02.17

Creative Commons "Sailors of Minas Geraes 2” by Bain News Service (modifications by Pennyulap)

A Look Inside One of the Country’s Only Afro-Latin American Anthropology College Courses

by Yara Simón

06.01.17

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

After a Year of Changes, Mint Field Prep Their Coming-of-Age Soundtrack

by Beverly Bryan

06.01.17

Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Was a Legend In the Boxing Ring, and an Activist Hero Outside It

by Roberto Jose Andrade Franco

06.01.17

United Farm Workers leaders Cesar Chavez and Larry Itliong. Photo: AP/Harold Filan

#Resist Film Series: Learning From the Forgotten Filipino Heroes of the United Farm Workers Movement

by Manuel Betancourt

06.01.17

Photo by Brian Slater. Courtesy of the artist

Making Movies is the Kansas City Band Breaking Down Barriers for Latinos in the US Heartland

05.31.17

‘BEBA’ is a Documentary Love Letter to Afro-Latina Womanhood

05.30.17

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez. Courtesy of Combo Chimbita

NYC’s Combo Chimbita Search for the Future in Afro-Caribbean Psych on “No Regreso”

05.30.17

A Conversation About “Despacito,” Justin Bieber, and the Exploitation of Latinos in the Music Industry

05.30.17

Melissa Mora is the first in her family to graduate from college. She earned a Juris Doctor from CUNY School of Law. Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

Hope, Determination and Courage: 7 Inspiring Stories From First-Generation Latino Graduates

05.27.17

70 Perfect Songs for Your Memorial Day Weekend Cookout

05.26.17

What Does Real Resistance Look Like? Ask the Maya Protagonists of Documentary ‘500 Years’

‘Queen of the South’ Returns With a New Latina Showrunner and a Season Full of Drama, Drugs & Divas

On a Changing Island, Cuba’s Punk and Metal Scenes Face an Uncertain Future

Remezcla Island: 50 Summer Songs That Aren’t “Despacito”

From Solange’s Minimalism to Elza Soares’ Soul: Here’s What Went Down at Primavera Sound 2017

In a Rapidly Gentrifying Oakland, Tertulia Coffee is a Thriving Reminder of the Community’s Roots

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