Two Cultures, One Celebration: A Latino Perspective on the 4th of July
With one foot in our cultural heritage and the other in a country often dead set on beating that culture out of you, the Latino experience is a blend of pride and struggle.
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Can Latino Fathers Redefine Masculinity and Overcome Machismo?
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.
Women Mature Faster and Other Gender Myths: The Truth Behind Popular Beliefs
Ever been told your biological clock is ticking? Or heard someone excuse men's actions with the classic "boys will be boys" line?
Black and Latino LGBTQ+ Power in the Ballroom Scene
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.
10 Latino Memes That Are Funny Because They’re True
The state of the world sometimes makes you forget that there's plenty left to laugh about. This roundup of classic Latino memes that all hit too close to home should get your day going.
Why Is Adulting Optional for Men But Expected for Women?
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.
The Terms Hispanic and Latino Continue to be Misunderstood
With the new U.S. Census categories in place, American Latinos (or however you choose to identify) will have more choices than ever. We explore why identity continues to be complicated.
Breaking Traditions: The Decline of Marriage Rates Among Latinas
Marriage once seemed like a given, but now? Not so much. Rates have tanked from 76.5% in 1970 to a mere 31% today.
Mother’s Day: It’s Complicated for Many Latinas
Mother’s Day isn’t always all flowers and hugs. For many Latinas, it's a complex dance of setting boundaries or even severing ties with toxic or marianismo-influenced moms. Why? Because self-care isn't selfish, it’s survival.
Honoring Green Thumbs: Celebrating the Skill and Knowledge of Latino Gardeners
When was the last time you acknowledged the intellect and skill behind a beautifully kept garden? Often boxed into stereotypes, gardeners truly embody the art and science of horticulture.
Can Latino Fathers Redefine Masculinity and Overcome Machismo?
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.
Women Mature Faster and Other Gender Myths: The Truth Behind Popular Beliefs
Ever been told your biological clock is ticking? Or heard someone excuse men's actions with the classic "boys will be boys" line?
Black and Latino LGBTQ+ Power in the Ballroom Scene
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.
10 Latino Memes That Are Funny Because They’re True
The state of the world sometimes makes you forget that there's plenty left to laugh about. This roundup of classic Latino memes that all hit too close to home should get your day going.
Why Is Adulting Optional for Men But Expected for Women?
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.
The Terms Hispanic and Latino Continue to be Misunderstood
With the new U.S. Census categories in place, American Latinos (or however you choose to identify) will have more choices than ever. We explore why identity continues to be complicated.
Breaking Traditions: The Decline of Marriage Rates Among Latinas
Marriage once seemed like a given, but now? Not so much. Rates have tanked from 76.5% in 1970 to a mere 31% today.
Mother’s Day: It’s Complicated for Many Latinas
Mother’s Day isn’t always all flowers and hugs. For many Latinas, it's a complex dance of setting boundaries or even severing ties with toxic or marianismo-influenced moms. Why? Because self-care isn't selfish, it’s survival.
Honoring Green Thumbs: Celebrating the Skill and Knowledge of Latino Gardeners
When was the last time you acknowledged the intellect and skill behind a beautifully kept garden? Often boxed into stereotypes, gardeners truly embody the art and science of horticulture.