Breaking Glass: Breaking Glass
Riobamba is challenging stereotypes and creating new spaces for Latinx music. Meet the innovative artist and label owner in our third episode of Breaking Glass, presented by #RAV4.
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Riobamba is challenging stereotypes and creating new spaces for Latinx music. Meet the innovative artist and label owner in our third episode of Breaking Glass, presented by #RAV4.
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Adding a citizenship question to the 2020 U.S. Census survey may deter immigrants and other marginalized groups from answering truthfully.
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Spend the day with Samantha Barriento, one of the most accomplished Latinx contemporary dancers in US history, in our second episode of Breaking Glass, presented by #RAV4.
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Meet Jillian Mercado—one of the only professional models at the top of her industry with a disability—in our first episode of Breaking Glass, presented by #RAV4.
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Alok Vaid-Menon have presented their work at 400 venues in more than 40 countries. Through their style, the stage, and poetry, the artist aims to challenge the gender binary; wanting ‘man’ and ‘woman’ to be able to exist without having to be in tension or in opposition.
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Gabriela Ruiz is a multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. Her pieces, primarily sculptures and performances, focus on allowing Ruiz to heal from past traumas. In this episode of Be You, we dive into Ruiz’s monochrome dreams and come to understand how her childhood conception of home came to influence her most recent installation, Haus.
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In this episode of Local Noise, we meet La Luz—a rock and roll band that’s changing the scene. We talk about their surf-inspired tunes, Latin-based percussion, and why they think all-female bands aren’t getting the right attention.
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Spoken word poet Jonathan Humanoid opens up about his experience with bipolar disorder and how it affects him on a day-to-day basis.
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Spoken word poet Yesika Salgado performs a beautiful piece about her search for a therapist that understands her Salvadoran upbringing.
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Temporary protected status (TPS) allows migrants to legally stay in the U.S. when natural disaster, armed conflict, or other extraordinary and temporary conditions make it unsafe to return home.
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