Colorism in Hispanic Communities
“Tenemos que adelantar la raza,” we need to advance our race, is a popular phrase heard by many Hispanics.
“Tenemos que adelantar la raza,” we need to advance our race, is a popular phrase heard by many Hispanics.
I’m biracial: 50 percent Mexican on my dad’s side and 50 percent “European Mutt,” as my mom calls it. My non-Mexican side is composed of...
I am disappointed in my prestigious university. With its renowned faculty, wealth of knowledge, and connections, I expect there to be more...
These are the yummy desserts I love during Fall!
Happy National Hispanic Heritage month!! In celebration of this month, this article will be focusing on notable Hispanics/Latinos.
In my Human Event class at Arizona State University this year, my professor provided her students with a resource that I had never seen...
Miami is the place where Spanish and English mingle in the air, creating a perfect symphony otherwise known as Spanglish. Ventanitas sell...
A highly opinionated guide to the best Latinx food in Miami.
Strut la cultura.
As a Latino in STEM, David Guarin is paving the way for others in his community to succeed as well.
During my fall break, I had the privilege of visiting Peru (many thanks to my study-abroad sister’s traveling skills). I’ve had the time of...
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I wanted to discuss my perspective as someone who is Hispanic and biracial.
Contributions from the Latin American community are usually thought of from a cultural standpoint, such as their influence in food, music and dance.
Because being so far from home shouldn't be so hard.
Not easy, but worth it.
Aprender un lenguaje nuevo es muy importante.
For many non-Latinx people, words such as Latinx and Hispanic are interchangable. But before we open up that can of worms of straight-up wrong, let’s deconstruct the difference between Latino, Latina and LatinX.
Film is a wonderful way for people to connect. Thousands of films and television shows are made per year, allowing for endless hours of...
Take a moment and reflect on something: growing up, did you ever have a non-white teacher in elementary school? Middle school? High school...
1. The Latino Reader: An American Literary Tradition from 1542 to the Present Compiled by Harold Augenbraum Description: The Latino Reader...