By Gabrielle Olya, Yahoo! Finance
Jully-Alma Taveras is the founder of Investing Latina, an educational online community with over 40,000 members. She is an award-winning bilingual money expert, writer, YouTuber, speaker and educator who covers topics around personal finance, investing and entrepreneurship. Continue reading ‘Investing Latina’ Founder Jully-Alma Taveras Reveals the Best Investing Moves She’s Made
By Jillian Kramer
The pandemic changed a lot for workers, including where they work. A study conducted early in the outbreak showed nearly one-third of U.S. workers were working from their homes — and presumably some of those workers won’t want to return to the office when their employers call them back.
Continue reading How to Negotiate A Permanent Work-From-Home Arrangement
Jennifer Lopez was reportedly wracked by trust issues with her fiancé Alex Rodriguez before she decided to end their relationship for good. Continue reading Jennifer Lopez was ‘miserable’ with Alex Rodriguez over ‘trust issues’ before SHE ended it… as J.Lo pops up in his birthday tribute to daughter Ella
By ELIZABETH HERNANDEZ, Denver Post
When model student Sonia Gutierrez was informed by her high school counselor in 2009 that college was out of the question because the young Colorado Latina lacked documentation, Gutierrez allowed herself an afternoon to sob, mourning the future she and her parents had worked toward their whole lives. Continue reading How three Latina women let go from 9NEWS are helping change the journalism industry
By Alaa Elassar, CNN
Pop and rock stars are planning a global broadcast and streaming special to support equal vaccine distribution.
Hosted by Selena Gomez and featuring Jennifer Lopez, Eddie Vedder, Foo Fighters, J Balvin, and H.E.R., the “VAX LIVE: The Concert to Reunite the World” will take place on May 8. Continue reading J-Lo, H.E.R. and Selena Gomez will headline a streamed concert to support Covid-19 vaccine distribution
Latino members of Congress are pushing for a U.S. Army base to be named after a Latino military hero and for a greater recognition of the role of Hispanics in the nation’s defense. Continue reading Latino Democrats push for Hispanic recognition in military base Renamings
By Raul A. Reyes
Cristina M. Rodríguez, a professor at the Yale Law School and co-chair of President Joe Biden’s high court commission, is described as a sophisticated legal thinker.
Continue reading Can this Latina law professor tapped by Biden help reform the Supreme Court?
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C. Tangana, one of Spain’s biggest rap stars, two years ago hit “a little bit of a crisis.” He was riding a wave of fame, known for provocative songs and equally provocative interviews. But he was fast approaching his 30s, he said in a recent Zoom interview and risked becoming one of those “cringe-y, embarrassing” rappers who act a decade younger than they are. Continue reading A Rapper, Hitting His 30s, Reinvents Himself as a Scion of Spanish Pop
While USA Network’s “Queen of the South” gained the attention of millions of viewers, its leading character, Teresa Mendoza, put Brazilian actress Alice Braga again on the radar. Continue reading Meet Alice Braga, the Latina Protagonist of ‘Queen of the South’
By JOCELYN MARTINEZ, VegNews
Seattle-based vegan baker Lara de la Rosa recently launched a campaign on crowdfunding site GoFundMe to open Casa del Xoloitzcuintle (Case del Xolo), a vegan bakery and Latinx social justice café. Founder of Seattle’s vegan bakery Lazy Cow Bakery, de la Rosa’s mission to make veganism easy and affordable for the masses while advocating for social justice is the driving force behind Casa del Xolo. Continue reading THIS CHEF IS TRYING TO OPEN A VEGAN BAKERY AND LATINX SOCIAL JUSTICE CAFÉ IN SEATTLE
