Latinx

The Hidden Mental Health Benefits Of Embracing Your 'Señora Era' Early

By gardening, cleaning or sipping cafecito like their moms and grandmas, these Latinxs are connecting to their roots and forging new traditions.
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Connecticut Bill Could Ban 'Latinx' Term From Government Documents

The bill comes after Arkansas banned government officials from using Latinx on formal documents last month.
By Pat Eaton-Rob, AP

What makes a Latinx story authentic? It depends on who you ask.

What makes a story about the Mexican American experience authentic? For TV writer Alex Zaragoza, it's letting go of the need to explain your existence.
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The Running World Is Still Too White. These Latina Runners Are Changing That.

The women of Angel City Elite running team want to ensure more kids have the opportunity to go the distance.
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The Traditional Mexican Cooking Gadgets I Grew Up With That You Should Try, Too

Celebrate Latine Heritage Month by starting right in your kitchen. Shop molcajetes, tortilla presses and more.
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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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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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Al Gomez: Will The Next Generation Of Latinx Chefs Be Given Their Due?

The Dominican-born chef explains what the path to success looks like for third-generation Latinos working in restaurants.
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