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Standing outside a home, Romina Puga paints endangered animals, plants a garden, hosts guest experts and talks about the news. She is joined by two friends: Coco, a puppet shaped like a coconut, and Maya, a plush pink puppet. Continue reading
We Lead: At the Intersection of Identity, Equity and Unity Leadership Summit is about recognizing the leaders in our communities that continue to take action to build equity in increasingly complex workplaces, together. Continue reading We Lead: At the Intersection of Identity, Equity and Unity Leadership Summit
By Mike DeSimone and Jeff Jenssen, Forbes
Social organization Hispanics in Wine was founded with the aim of promoting equality and diversity and helping Latinx professionals advance in the wine industry. Founded in September 2020, it consists of a social media space and website which serve as a digital platform for insight into opportunities and resources for members of the community. Continue reading Hispanics In Wine Organization Aims To Empower Latinx Wine Communities
Cardi B has said she will launch her own range of haircare products, in an attempt to teach people about “Afro-Latina” hair.
The rapper said she was inspired to work on the products after receiving offensive comments about a video she posted about her natural hair. Continue reading Cardi B says she will launch haircare line to teach people about ‘Afro-Latina’ hair
By Courtney Connley, CNBC
This year, Latina Equal Pay Day falls on Oct. 29, marking how far into the new year Latinas have to work to earn the same pay white, non-Hispanic men earned the previous year. Continue reading Latinas earn $0.55 for every dollar paid to White men, a pay gap that has barely moved in 30 years
For many people in the LGBTQ+ community, the gender question, asked in every type of official form, can be an unpleasant experience. Those who identify as non-binary, genderfluid, or a gender that isn’t simply “male” or “female” can find this question daunting, Continue reading Despite the Census’ Sensitive Questions, Here’s Why LGBTQ+ People Should Still Fill it Out
Whether it’s time to start a new career opportunity, find a place to retire, or change up your current environment, finding the right place to move to can be difficult. Continue reading See the Best Cities to Live In for LGBTQ+ People
In Early May, the Village of Gambier, in Knox County, Ohio, made history when they passed their county’s first ever LGBTQ anti-discrimination legislation. The village’s council met the night of May 4 via a Zoom Call and passed the law unanimously. Continue reading See which City is Doing the Most to Stop Discrimination Against the LGBTQ+ Community
On its 50th anniversary, the iconic Los Angeles Pride Festival and Parade, which normally draw hundreds of thousands of people to West Hollywood in June, will be going digital because of the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading LA Pride Festival Cancels In-Person Celebration, Will Go Digital
Harjo Lauded as First Native American Poet Laureate
Joy Harjo was appointed by Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden to serve as the 23rd Poet Laureate in Continue reading Native American Women Making an Impact
