Latinos & Hispanics

This Is What Women Of Color Actually Need To Shatter The Glass Ceiling

We’re bright, capable and consistently undervalued at work. Here's how we can access professional spaces that we've historically been locked out of.
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Why Gen Z Loves Selena So Hard

The Queen of Tejano music inspires reverence among Latinx fans who weren't even alive when she was. Here's how her legacy continues to resonate 27 years after her death.
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Jill Biden Apologizes For Comparing Latino Diversity To Tacos And Bodegas

“The first lady apologizes that her words conveyed anything but pure admiration and love for the Latino community,” a spokesperson tweeted.
By DARLENE SUPERVILLE, AP

Civil Rights Leaders Decry Census Undercount Of Black, Latinx, Native Americans

The 2020 census overlooked Black, Latinx and Native American residents at higher rates than a decade ago.
By MIKE SCHNEIDER, AP

A Record Number Of Latinx People Held Elected Office In 2021

Even so, Latinx people made up only 1.4% of all elected officials while comprising 19% of the U.S. population.
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Great Gifts From Latinx- and Hispanic-Owned Small Businesses

Jewelry, bath products, leather goods and more, all from Latinx-owned brands.
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Latinos With Dark Skin Face More Discrimination, Study Finds

Sixty two percent of Latinos who live in the U.S. say having darker skin hurts their chances of getting ahead while 59% say having light skin helps them.
By Astrid Galvan, AP

Meet Tally Dilbert, Whose Viral Videos About Being Afro-Latina Are Worth Your Time

The 24-year-old has gone viral for her informative videos about being Black, Latina and Honduran.
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22 Latinx-Owned Makeup Brands To Support Right Now

Lipsticks, eyeshadow palettes and more gorgeous cosmetics made by and for Latinx creators
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Here’s How Much Hollywood Erases And Stereotypes Latinx People On Screen

Released Wednesday, the first day of Latinx Heritage Month, a new Annenberg Inclusion Initiative study warns of “an epidemic of invisibility.”
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