Embracing My Natural Hair: A Journey Towards Self-Love
As a young girl in Nigeria, it was uncommon to see women with their...
Netflix’s “Yes Day” Hopes to Create More Representation for Multicultural Families
The Latinx community has long dealt with harmful and stereotypical “representation” in media, film...
Three Books that Channel Personal Growth with Lupita Aquino
When I think of the various forms of love, it occurs to me that...
Celebrate Self-Love this Valentine’s Day
Self-love means prioritizing your own health and well-being. Considering we all give and receive...
I Am: A Poem by Valerie Roxas
I am my ancestor’s dreams, dismantling and decolonizing my mind, using my privilege as...
A Tale of Two Worlds: Hope, Resilience and Proud Cultural Roots Abound for Latinx Teens and Young...
Latinx teens and young adults—whether they were born in the U.S. to immigrant parents...
Decolonizing History Through Music with Dominican Artist Jarina De Marco
As industries across politics, entertainment, tech, and education are finally recognizing the need for...
The Pandemic Took Away My Autonomy And Isolated Me From My Community
Having lived with Spina Bifida Lipomyelomeningocele for the last 27 years, I spent a...
‘Vida’ Star Chelsea Rendon Talks ICE, Latinx Health—and How She Pulled Off That Emotional Scene
This season marks the final chapter for the Starz show “Vida”, a drama series...
Elizabeth Acevedo’s New Novel ‘Clap When You Land’ Taps Into the Forgotten Story of A Flight That...
Elizabeth Acevedo remembers the way her mother’s childhood stories would transport her from her...
Big Changes, Small Story: A Photo Essay From An Artist in Quarantine
As an artist, it has been a struggle to create while being in the...
Ana Mendieta: The World Renowned Artist Who Came to the U.S. As An Unaccompanied Minor
During the Cold War, the U.S. government partnered with the Catholic church to extract...