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When a relative dies in another country, where does that pain go?

Take note.

“I want young folks who are searching for answers to know that they are powerful because power is daring to create and believe in something that only you can see,” says Elisabet Velasquez.

There goes my paycheck.

"I hear that without sufficient dark-skinned Afro-Latino representation, the work feels extractive of the community we wanted so much to represent with pride and joy.”

“I would love for Latinx stories to be portrayed genuinely, by Latinx people, and also with the same resources and marketing as big-budget productions."

"For a long time, I didn’t feel comfortable being me.”

Like fashion, farming is political too. 

Indigenous understandings of death are linked with the shared trauma of colonialism.

In this excerpt from her forthcoming book, Paola Ramos explains the impact of racist violence on Latinx young people.

Featuring exclusive designs by Sentrock and Ruth Mora.

While social distancing in Puerto Rico, the "Goteo" singer opens up about what's next.

Dealing with gentrification in Southern California or refusing a quinceañera, Netflix has these nuanced Latinx stories.

While Black and Latinx culture can overlap, there’s a moment where our shared experiences diverge: walking through life as a visibly Black person in America.

Get your family counted.

She said she's “so insecure” about her accent and word placement, and that's held her back. 

The bestselling YA novel is now a stage play at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre.

The show's creators open up about bringing to life these characters.

Amy Klobuchar’s Spanish class anecdote was just painful.

"Democrats will not survive without Latino voters.”