In a new series, "Latinas Who Lead," we'll introduce you to Latinas you may not have heard of but who are creating change that deeply improves the lives of Latinos in their community, and Latinos everywhere.
Today we celebrate an absolute legend – Dolores Huerta – as she celebrates her 94th birthday.
La Malinche is a figure wrapped in controversial layers, but her story deserves a deeper analysis. What does her story sound like, not as a tale of betrayal but as a tale of agency, intelligence, and survival?
Surrounded by an array of challenges, these extraordinary Latinas redefine heroism through courage and dedication — No capes, just powerful stories. Mainstream historians often leave Latina contributions out of history books, so it's up to the rest of us to ensure their stories are told.
Guess who's behind these: 👗🎉💩💍🎄? A brilliant Latina, of course! Truly, our touch is everywhere.
Did you know Latinas make up only 3% of the STEM workforce? But despite that, they've come up with game-changing inventions that have had a huge impact on so many lives.
Dolores Huerta, a true social justice icon, has passionately fought not just for workers' rights, but also for the rights of women and the Latino community. But did you know she's also been vocal about environmental justice and happens to be an avid jazz fan?
At a time when Latinas are the largest demographic of women of color in the U.S. yet are still defined by stereotypes and inaccurate media narratives, National Latina Day serves as a powerful tool to create a counter-narrative and highlight unique stories that showcase our talent, contributions, and resilience.
Carrying on the legacy of their 1910s counterparts into the 1970s, these revolutionaries stood up for women's reproductive rights and healthcare. Did you know that Las Adelitas de Aztlán revived the fighting spirit of the original Adelitas for a new purpose?
From fighting for farmworkers' rights to advocating against gender discrimination, Latinas have always been at the heart of societal change. Today's activists are continuing the legacy, but who paved the way for them? Explore the unsung heroes of the Chicano Movement.
