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Reality Check: The Climate Change Predictions That Have Come True in 2025

A decade ago, scientists warned us about rising temperatures, extreme weather, and irreversible climate shifts. Fast forward to 2025, and many of those predictions have become reality.

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Latino Freeze Economic Boycott: Will Latinos Use Their $2.5 Trillion Spending Power?

Latinos command an estimated $2.5 trillion in buying power. The Latino Freeze Movement, spearheaded by Dr. Michael Galvez, is attempting to leverage that economic spending power against corporations that have chosen to roll back their commitments to DEI initiatives and programs.

Los Angeles Rebuilds: Are Latinos Being Left Behind in the Recovery?

Los Angeles is rebuilding, but at what cost to the workers doing the heavy lifting?

Devastating Los Angeles Area Fires: The Information You Need

Several major wildfires fueled by extreme drought conditions and the worst Santa Ana wind event seen in a decade are tearing through Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, prompting widespread evacuations and affecting several areas throughout the region.

Advocates Rally to Protect Brooklyn Migrant Families from Trump’s Immigration Agenda

Over 2,000 asylum-seeking families—mostly Latinos—call Floyd Bennett Field shelter home, but their safety hangs by a thread.

Latina Success Is American Success: Inside the Game-Changing LDC Initiative

With Latinas achieving a $1.3 trillion GDP contribution in 2021 in the U.S., the truth is simple: Latina success is American success. But systemic challenges like wage gaps and leadership underrepresentation remain.

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The Fast Fashion Trap and the Price Our Planet Pays

Black Friday deals might look irresistible, but the fast fashion industry is pulling a fast one on your wallet - and the planet.

End Gatekeeping and Build Real Equity

Gatekeeping is a significant issue within Black and Latino communities.

Why it’s ‘necessary’ for young Latinas to see their stories reflected in movies and television

The film and TV industry has the power to change how Latinas are seen, but it’s dropping the ball. In a country where Latinos are often misunderstood or blamed for societal issues, this lack of visibility isn’t just disappointing—it’s harmful.

Six Latin American Indigenous Women Activists You Probably Didn’t Know About

To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re highlighting six incredible Latin American Indigenous women activists committed to justice and equality.