In many Latino households, money can be a sensitive subject. But believe it or not, the way our parents and grandparents think about money can actually affect how we relate to it, too, even without us realizing it.
Angie Xtravaganza, an iconic figure in the LGBTQ+ community, was a strong voice for transgender rights, a significant promoter of the queer ballroom culture, and a prominent representation of Latinx individuals within the queer community.
If you're 1st or 2nd gen immigrant, chances are you grew up with iconic telenovela playing in your household. What apple pie is to America, novelas are to Latinos.
In the heart of the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, a beacon of hope and resilience was born. On September 26, 1942, Gloria Evangelina Anzaldúa came into a world that wasn't quite ready for her.
Machismo has cast a long shadow over the Latino community, shaping the beliefs and behaviors of many fathers. But change is possible, and it starts with fathers themselves.
The power of family and community can shape our lives in profound ways, but what happens when these influences clash with our true selves?
Ever been told your biological clock is ticking? Or heard someone excuse men's actions with the classic "boys will be boys" line?
Ever wonder where voguing started or why terms like "shade" and "reading" are everywhere now? Look no further than the Ballroom Scene, which has been a safe haven since the '20s, where marginalized voices find strength and strut their worth.
History was made as Claudia Sheinbaum became Mexico’s first woman president. Out of the three largest countries in North America, only the United States has yet to elect a woman President.
Why is it that men can geek out over games and collectibles without a side-eye, but women get the side-eye? In Latino culture, where family and traditional roles are emphasized, this bias hits even harder.
