Laura I. Gomez: The CEO Who Defied All Odds
By Dana Garibaldi MCALLEN, Tx.—Two years ago, a video of a man threatening two Spanish-speaking women went viral on the internet. I was 14-years-old, sitting ... Read more.
Podcasting with Latinitas Media Chica Certification Program
AUSTIN, Tx.—Latinitas’ fourth Media Chica cohort hopped on a Zoom call and recorded a podcast! With over 1.5 million podcasts to listen and choose from, the... Read more.
The ‘Super’ in Superstitions
By Jackie Ibarra SAN ANTONIO, Tx.—I was not expecting to ring in the New Year by running around a plastic tree in the middle of my living room seconds before ... Read more.
3 Game Changing Latinas Bringing Latinx in Gaming Together
Originally Published on BoldLatina Part of being a ‘Bold Latina’ is daring to step up and change things, but it really takes boldness to do that in a histor... Read more.
Exploring the Flaws in America’s “Immigration Nation”
By Dana Garibaldi AUSTIN, Tx—At this year’s Texas Tribune Festival, investigative reporter Jean Guerrero and law professor Cristina Rodríguez discussed the... Read more.
4 Countries in Latin America That Are Doing Sustainability Right
By Samantha Paradiso AUSTIN, Tx. —Reusable straws and greenwashing may have swept sustainability into the mainstream, but South America, the continent south o... Read more.
Latinxtraña: Starting at the Beginning
By Marissa Palmer AUSTIN, Tx.—You think you know everything about your culture then something changes. And you are left wondering if you’re Latinx enough? B... Read more.
Reppin’ La Patria for Hispanic Heritage Month
By Samantha Paradiso AUSTIN, Tx.—The Latinx and Hispanic community have faced much discrimination in the U.S., from the 1943 Zoot Suit Riots to inhumane condi... Read more.
Publishing World’s Racist Reign is Coming to an End
By Samantha Paradiso AUSTIN, Tx. — Adam Rapaport and Stephen Gan and Anna Wintour, oh my! Magazine editor-in-chiefs seem to have edited out their diversity an... Read more.
Ni Una Mas: “Forgotten: The Women of Juarez”
By Jackie Ibarra SAN ANTONIO, TX—When the first mass-grave of women’s bodies turned up in Ciudad, Juárez in the 1990s, a city that’s about a ten minute w... Read more.
