5 Latina TED Talks That Will Inspire You
Who doesn't love a good Ted Talk? Here's 5 of the best Latina Ted Talks that are sure to inspire.
Who doesn't love a good Ted Talk? Here's 5 of the best Latina Ted Talks that are sure to inspire.
If you're 1st or 2nd gen immigrant, chances are you grew up with iconic telenovela playing in your household. What apple pie is to America, novelas are to Latinos.
Explore the dark side of drama as we celebrate the cunning, the cruel, and the absolutely captivating villains who make our beloved telenovelas irresistibly binge-worthy.
Let’s talk laughs, talent, and trailblazing mujeres! If you haven’t been tuning into the comedic genius of these Latina powerhouses, you’re missing out on some serious joy.
No one denys that Narco shows can be entertaining. But here's the thing, indulging in crime dramas is fine - reinforcing inaccurate and harmful stereotypes is not.
Explore the controversy surrounding 'The Secrets Between Them,' a true-crime docuseries that brings Yolanda Saldívar's voice to the forefront, promising to 'set the story straight' on the tragic loss of Selena Quintanilla.
Telenovelas are its own special genre of too dramatic to believe stories - which is precisely why they are so irresistibly good. But with so many to choose from, which go down as classic must-watch dramas?
Dive into these 5 TED Talks by incredible Latine speakers. From confronting injustice with cartoons to impersonating A-list celebrities, you won't believe what insights and stories they bring to the stage.
In Hollywood there's an ongoing joke: whenever a role calls for a tough-looking, vaguely Latino guy, it’s time to bring in Noel Gugliemi. It's become almost predictable to see him pop up in movies as a dude named "Hector." This creates harm that's more far-reaching than you think.
Latine representation in Hollywood is still abysmal, but this year began to show meaningful progress with movies such as "Blue Beetle" leading the charge with it being directed, written by, and starring Latinos. But then billionaire studio heads dug their heels into their greed and inspired a labor strike by both the actors and the writers.