By Kathryn Styer Martinez
Amaury Vidales goes live weekly on her Facebook page, Amaury Accesorios, to show prospective shoppers what new things she has to sell — but it’s not just another virtual boutique.
Continue reading Latina entrepreneurs find a space online to thrive in pandemic
BY WALTER VILLA, MIAMI HERALD
In 2000, Linda Pauwels became a pioneer pilot, the first Latin woman ever to captain an American Airlines flight.
Now she’s a pioneer poet, too. Continue reading She was American’s first Latina to captain a flight. Now, she’s a pioneer poet, too
By Sonia Ramirez
Sasha Calle was in tears when she got the news from director Andy Muschietti that she had landed the coveted role of Supergirl for the upcoming DC movie “The Flash.”
Continue reading DC Universe’s Latina ‘Supergirl’ makes history
Reynaldo Rivera didn’t pick up a camera with the intention of making art. The Yashica he retrieved from a pile of his father’s things was a way of bringing order to a peripatetic life that had him bouncing between the care of his mother, his grandmother and his father, between Mexicali and Los Angeles, between Stockton and San Diego de la Unión, a small, agricultural outpost in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato.
Our Latinx community is full of talent. From musicians to writers, and everything in between, Latinx are creative minds that continue thriving in their spaces while opening paths to their audiences to do the same.
Continue reading Meet Isabel Ibañez, The Voice of a New Generation of Latinx Authors
The former curator at the Louvre in Paris will take on the task of reinvigorating the struggling museum, which has been closed for renovations since 2017.
Continue reading Guillaume Kientz Named Director at Hispanic Society
Continue reading The Best Gifts From Latinx-Owned Brands To Give This Holiday Season
Recently, and for a while now, new dad of the entertainingly-named little boy, X Æ A-12 Musk, and footloose Twitter aficionado Elon Musk is having one of what he hopes will be a long future of space moments. Continue reading The Man Behind America’s New Spacesuit: Jose Fernandez
From the arts to activism, here are five Latina Woman that are making strides, breaking boundaries and that you should be paying attention to. Continue reading Latinas on the Rise
The bronze statue of Adelfa Callejo, a staunch civil rights advocate believed to be the first practicing Latina lawyer in Dallas, will Continue reading Adelfa Callejo sculpture, Dallas’ first of a Latina, expected to land downtown in Main Street Garden park
