Change Is Not Punishment: What Sacred Lessons Teaches Men About Freedom
Men are taught to stay hard and unshaken, but what happens when the weight of that becomes too heavy to carry?
Men are taught to stay hard and unshaken, but what happens when the weight of that becomes too heavy to carry?
In this book review, Ysabella Osses dives into Rudy Ruiz’s latest work, “The Border Between Us,” a powerful novel that explores what it means to grow up caught between worlds.
Guest literature contributor and book lover Ysabella Muñoz Osses curated a list of powerful reads by Latine authors that remind us that our stories are as fierce and enduring as we are.
“Real Women Have Curves: The Musical” brought immigration, identity, and ambition to Broadway with a story that’s as timely as it is powerful.
In her new memoir, “Dreaming of Home,” Cristina Jiménez, the co-founder of United We Dream, tells the story of how fear, silence, and exclusion became fuel for strategy, community, and power.
Latina authors are making sure our stories take up space on every shelf. No matter what genre you like to read, we’ve got your next favorite read right here.
When Karina Martinez and Jennifer Yepez-Blundell founded DRAFTED in 2023, they set out to change the game for Latinas in sports, and they’re making it happen.
Football has deep U.S. roots, just like their fan base, but Latinas haven't gotten much visibility despite making up a growing part of their fan, player, executive, and media base.
In stark contrast to mainstream media, DtMF, Bad Bunny's latest album, sheds light on the struggles Puerto Ricans face, including gentrification, displacement, and over-tourism.
This year’s Golden Globes made history with record-breaking Latino nominations and historic wins. Beyond the celebrations, the night revealed an uncomfortable truth: Hollywood still struggles to fully embrace Latino talent.