The Arizona Supreme Court has catapulted the state back to the 1860s, imposing a near-total abortion ban that obliterates reproductive rights.
Today's solar eclipse is a rare spectacle for many reasons. If you're lucky enough to be in a geographical area where it will be visible, you'll be able to see (safely!) a partial to a total eclipse of the sun.
Latinas have broken barriers and defied expectations, yet their stories are often overlooked in favor of mainstream narratives. They represent resilience, passion, and the drive to make a difference.
Once a vibrant community of Mexican Americans, Chavez Ravine was demolished under the guise of “urban renewal.” Families lost everything in the name of private real estate development.
If you’re constantly being talked over or your opinions are brushed aside, that’s a massive red flag. It’s not the 1950s, and being in a one-sided relationship isn't it.
In an era where social media platforms continue to be mostly unregulated in the U.S., and as they continue to ignore the mental health harm their platforms cause while leaving problems like rampant disinformation, sexual harassment, fraud, and bullying unchecked, Meta's recent update automatically limiting political content on Instagram and Threads, seems very...sus.
While reproductive rights in the U.S. are under attack with horrific results already being seen, the Marea Verde movement in Latin America has achieved what many thought was impossible.
Dominican-American Claudia De la Cruz and Mexican-American Karina Garcia are running for President and Vice President of the United States as members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL).
Do an internet search of "Women's History Month" and take a look at the results. By the looks of it, you could walk away thinking no women of color contributed much at all to U.S. history, and yet that couldn't be further from the truth.
