The Conscientious Journalist Ruben Salazar
While he may have struggled with the dichotomy of his identity, the legendary Chicano...
Hidden Figuras: Mabel Lee
Mabel Lee was the OG of intersectional feminism.
The Pioneering Astronaut Ellen Ochoa
Twenty-five years ago, the NASA astronaut broke barriers when she became the first Latina...
Sea of Change: Happy Period
"Every woman deserves access to menstrual products."
What It Means to Be in ‘The 200%’
It’s time to accept that people are able to identify with many different cultures...
The Unwavering Activism of Luisa Moreno
A brief history of a Guatemalan woman who became a prominent figure during the...
Hidden Figuras: Roberto Clemente
Roberto Clemente was a true hero on and off the field.
Meet the Young Entrepreneurs Behind Puerto Rico’s Only Local Makeup Line
Four months after laboring to open a storefront, Hurricane Maria struck the island, and...
The Importance of Boxing Gyms in Latinx Communities
Like many gyms across Latinx communities, Vivero Boxing Gym in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas,...
The Authenticity of Laura Aguilar
The Queer and Latinx photographer Laura Aguilar used her photography as a tool to...
Anita Scott Coleman: Afro-Latinx Writer of the Harlem Renaissance
The often overlooked writer broadened the narrative within the concept of black art that...
How Puerto Rican Women Made Birth Control Possible—at the Expense of Their Health
Altogether, an estimated 1,500 Puerto Rican women were tested on without proper consent.
Hidden Figuras: Domingo Liotta
Everyone should know more about the man who created the world’s first total artificial...
The Quietest Form of Displacement
Sebastián Hidalgo documents the gentrification and indirect displacement of Pilsen, Chicago.
Sea of Change: Calor
This 17-year-old figured out a way to help protect farm workers from extreme heat.
Why I’m on Mission to Protect Farm Workers
Calor founder Faith Florez writes about the inspiration behind her life-saving app for farm...