Latinos & Hispanics

There’s Growing Anger Over Mexican Flags Flown At LA Protests. Here’s What Everyone Is Getting Wrong.

Who gets to tell oppressed people how to resist their oppression?
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In An Increasingly Anti-Immigrant Atmosphere, It’s Time To Be Our Most Authentic Selves At Work

These chefs and mixologists are using food as a language of identity, history and resilience.
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Latino Voters May Be Changing Their Allegiances. It Could Change Their Influence, Too.

The Voting Rights Act protects certain Latino majority districts so long as racially polarized voting and minority political cohesion exist.
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Harris Campaign Co-Chair Comes Clean On 1 Of Democrats' Massive Election Flaws

Robert Garcia, a Latino congressman, revealed his surprise about how the demographic turned out to vote for the president-elect.
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Texas AG Gets Win In Alleged Voter Harvesting Probe

Though a lower court found a Texas law impacting how voter outreach groups operate was too vague, a conservative-leaning appeals court stepped in.
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Kamala Harris Is Courting Nevada Latinos. But She Hasn’t Closed The Deal.

Inflation and the economy top the list of concerns for this critical voting group in a must-win state for Democrats.
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Is The Term 'Latinx' Inclusive Or Imposed?

Here's why I'm just not feeling it.
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This Is What It Looks Like To Be Unapologetically Boricua In The Kitchen

“Our job is to absorb [our] energy, place it on a dish and bring it to the people."
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It’s Time To Enter A New Era Of Recognition For Latine Artists

“It’s just about your connection to the piece,” says Alejandra Martinez. “You don't need to know what stage the artist is in their career, who represents them or what the market value is.”
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Hollywood Is Still Portraying Latinos With The Same Tired Stereotypes

Year after year, Latinos are either stereotyped or rendered invisible in major Hollywood movies, a new study shows.
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