Behind Closed Doors: The Escalating Crisis of Domestic Violence in the U.S.
We explore the growing crisis of domestic violence in the U.S. and the resources available for anyone ready to take the first step toward safety.
Michelle Gonzalez's Latest Articles
The Latina-Led Women’s March That Confronted Fascism in 1937: A Lost Chapter of U.S. History
In 1937, 5,000 women marched through Tampa’s Ybor City to confront fascism in what would become one of the largest political demonstrations led by Latinas in U.S. history. Yet, few know about it.
Shame, Self-Doubt, and Fear: Could Religious Guilt Be Affecting You?
For many Latinas, faith is core to family, culture, and identity. But when religious teachings are wrapped in shame and unrealistic expectations that go on to cause an excessive level of guilt, the results can be life-debilitating.
Breaking Free from the Scroll: A Practical Guide to Social Media Detox
Feeling drained by the scroll? Social media affects mental health more than we realize, often at a steep cost, and quitting cold turkey is easier said than done.
5 Trans Latine Activists Who Changed the Course of LGBTQ+ History
Trans Latine activists have long been at the heart of the fight for justice, demanding dignity in systems that weren’t built for them and creating space where none existed.
5 Misconceptions About Supplements: Setting the Record Straight
Think you know supplements? From “natural = safe” to “more is better,” there’s a lot of hype out there, and not all of it holds up.
The Science Is Clear: Abortion Is Health Care–Everything Else Is Misinformation
Abortion is healthcare. It's safe, common, and supported by science. So why does misinformation still dominate the conversation?
“Real Women Have Curves” Is Closing on Broadway—Here’s Why You Need to See It
“Real Women Have Curves: The Musical” brought immigration, identity, and ambition to Broadway with a story that’s as timely as it is powerful.
Juneteenth: The Nuance of Latino Privilege and Common Struggle
We explore how Juneteenth can inspire much-needed introspection in the Latino community about the role that privilege and shared struggle play in the continued fight for full equality in the U.S for Black Americans.
Can Latino Fathers Confront the Legacy of Machismo and Redefine Masculinity?
For generations, machismo has defined masculinity, but an increasing number of Latino men are doing the inner work of challenging traditional notions of masculinity with the guidance of organizations and advocacy groups dedicated to unlearning machismo.