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Lido Pimienta’s Call for Trans-Inclusivity Sparks Controversy and Conversation
Singer-songwriter Lido Pimienta isn't a stranger to bold activism. She recently directly challenged TERF's and took a stand in support of trans-inclusivity.
No, A Post-Roe World Isn’t “The Handmaid’s Tale”
Roe v. Wade being overturned has very real consequences, but comparing our current reality to that of The Handmaid's Tale ignores some of the reproductive horrors that women of color have endured, and still endure to this day.
In El Salvador a Miscarriage Can Lead To Prison
It is a sad reality that women continue to be prosecuted criminally for being refused medical treatments like abortion, but it is even sadder that many of these women simply miscarried yet are being punished for it.
How We Are Celebrating Women’s History Month
Women's History Month is a big deal for Luz. We are a brand dedicated to celebrating Latinas 365 days a year, however during the month when everybody's paying attention, what can we do to make Latina voices be heard?
Latinas are Rejecting Pressure to Get Married and Have Children
Today's world is very different from the world our grandparents and even parents grew up in. The concept of what a "family" looks like is undoubtedly dated; however, the changing dynamics of family are complex concepts for older generations to grasp.
Sin Senos No Hay Paraiso isn’t a Feminist Story
If you were around 2008 watching telenovelas, I bet you watched Sin Senos No Hay Paraiso. Was it really feminist?
From Persephone to Tara Reade, Rape Victims Are Relegated to Everyday Hells
According to the nation’s penal code, rape ranks among the worst of crimes, a felony whose perpetrators deserve to be locked in cages. Criminal justice statistics, however, tell a much different story.
When Pornography Invades Privacy
I taught high school for over a decade and my years spent working with U.S. teenagers taught me that many girls’ first experiences of sexual assault now happen through screens.
The Organizing Roots of Rosa Clemente
Organizer, journalist and political commentator Rosa Clemente has spent her life’s work in social justice.
Lido Pimienta’s Call for Trans-Inclusivity Sparks Controversy and Conversation
Singer-songwriter Lido Pimienta isn't a stranger to bold activism. She recently directly challenged TERF's and took a stand in support of trans-inclusivity.
No, A Post-Roe World Isn’t “The Handmaid’s Tale”
Roe v. Wade being overturned has very real consequences, but comparing our current reality to that of The Handmaid's Tale ignores some of the reproductive horrors that women of color have endured, and still endure to this day.
In El Salvador a Miscarriage Can Lead To Prison
It is a sad reality that women continue to be prosecuted criminally for being refused medical treatments like abortion, but it is even sadder that many of these women simply miscarried yet are being punished for it.
How We Are Celebrating Women’s History Month
Women's History Month is a big deal for Luz. We are a brand dedicated to celebrating Latinas 365 days a year, however during the month when everybody's paying attention, what can we do to make Latina voices be heard?
Latinas are Rejecting Pressure to Get Married and Have Children
Today's world is very different from the world our grandparents and even parents grew up in. The concept of what a "family" looks like is undoubtedly dated; however, the changing dynamics of family are complex concepts for older generations to grasp.
Sin Senos No Hay Paraiso isn’t a Feminist Story
If you were around 2008 watching telenovelas, I bet you watched Sin Senos No Hay Paraiso. Was it really feminist?
From Persephone to Tara Reade, Rape Victims Are Relegated to Everyday Hells
According to the nation’s penal code, rape ranks among the worst of crimes, a felony whose perpetrators deserve to be locked in cages. Criminal justice statistics, however, tell a much different story.
When Pornography Invades Privacy
I taught high school for over a decade and my years spent working with U.S. teenagers taught me that many girls’ first experiences of sexual assault now happen through screens.
The Organizing Roots of Rosa Clemente
Organizer, journalist and political commentator Rosa Clemente has spent her life’s work in social justice.