At first blush, the word Latinx –the gender-neutral, non binary term used to describe the nation’s diverse Hispanic population– seems ubiquitous.
Continue reading Why the Term ‘Latinx’ Hasn’t Taken Off Among Latins – And Likely Never Will
By Girl Talk HQ
For all of us coffee drinkers, we’re used to getting up in the morning, reaching for our favorite mug, and pouring ourselves a cup of joe without giving a second thought to where our grinds originated from. We need the caffeine to kickstart our day, and then we’re on our way! Continue reading Meet The Latina Founders Of A Specialty Coffee Company Dedicated To Celebrating Latin American Heritage
By Be Latina
For many families, the ultimate form of connection happens in the kitchen — the foods, flavors, smells, and traditions that take place around a kitchen counter, are what bring loved ones together across borders and across generations.
That is especially true for immigrants, who often leave everything behind in search of a better life, bringing only their memories, their rituals, and their recipes with them.
The co-founders of Abuela’s Counter feel this deep in their souls.
Abuela’s Counter is the brand-new, foodie-focused website and Instagram account you need in your life. The Cuban-American entrepreneurs behind the operation are building a community of food-lovers who, like them, learned important life lessons at their Abuelas’ counters. Continue reading Abuela’s Counter: How Two Latinas Are Helping People Connect Through Cooking
By Melisha Kaur, Mirror
Spanish singer Rosalía has just been unveiled as the face of the latest campaign for SKIMS. Continue reading Kim Kardashian’s Skims casts singer Rosalía in new summer campaign – shop here
By Kerry Justich, Yahoo! Life
Camila Cabello is the latest to team up with Victoria’s Secret. Continue reading Camila Cabello stars in Victoria’s Secret’s first bilingual campaign: ‘I am honored’
By Tessa Flores, HuffPost
For Lupita Sanchez, creator and owner of Café Metzli, a single cup of coffee has the ability to sustain cultures, generational traditions and entire communities. Continue reading This Small, Woman-Owned Business Shares The Magic Of Mexican Coffee
by Tawanah Reeves-Ligon
Unfortunately, despite representing about two percent of the population, Native Americans and Alaska Natives only make up about half of a percent of U.S. STEM careers Continue reading Preserving Culture & Heritage Through STEM Programming
By V Magazine
Cinco de Mayo – Spanish for “Fifth of May” – is an annual holiday that celebrates Mexican culture and heritage, especially in the United States, where it’s actually more widely commemorated than in Mexico. However, the date isn’t just an excuse to party and drink excessively, neither it marks Mexico’s Independence Day, as many believe. Continue reading How to Properly Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
By Terri Peters, Yahoo! Life
In her catchy solo tune from Disney’s hit animated film Encanto, Madrigal sibling Luisa sings that she glows ’cause she knows what her worth is. Continue reading Why women and girls are celebrating ‘Encanto’ sibling Luisa: ‘She’s more than just size and strength’
By Refinery 29
Growing up in the suburbs of Detroit, Bianca Kea was acutely aware that outside of her family, there were no other Afro-Latinxs that looked like her. No one she could relate to or look up to. But that all changed when she moved to New York City. Continue reading This Afro-Latina Never Saw Herself Represented Growing Up — Here’s How She’s Working To Change That
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