January 6 marks a joyous celebration of the Latino community's cultural richness as families come together for Día de Los Reyes Magos. But have you ever wondered what the deal is with that tiny Baby Jesus in the famed Rosca de Reyes?
The New Year is upon us, and whether you believe it or not, Latino New Year's Eve traditions add that element of magic that, if nothing else, is fun.
This holiday season, trade material things for something priceless—unforgettable experiences. They’re kinder to the planet and even better for the soul.
We're diving into self-intimacy—and no, it's not what you think. It's all about radical self-care, embracing your emotions, and breaking free from toxic patterns.
To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re highlighting six incredible Latin American Indigenous women activists committed to justice and equality.
Ever caught yourself using a word that might feel a little... off? Ever offended someone without meaning to? Words are powerful, and the language we use matters more than we might realize.
The alarming rise in book bans is a direct attack on our freedom to access diverse stories, especially those from Latino voices.
The "old money" vs. "new money" narrative isn't just a wealth comparison—it's a reflection of deep-seated racial inequalities. But why do these terms matter?
Ever thought about the intellect and courage it took to challenge societal norms centuries ago? Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was more than just a poet; she was a trailblazer in a world that didn’t welcome her brilliance.
Understanding the complexities of Latino identity in the U.S. goes beyond language. In this piece, we dive into the experience of being a “no sabo” kid—navigating the space between two cultures, and the pressure to be "Latino enough."
