By: Andrea Lausell Trump’s government shutdown (more like his toddler temper tantrum) has lasted thirty-three days. Out of work federal employees...
It’s safe to say that Erika Andiola never imagined herself on the national stage advocating for immigration reform or the rights of immigrants, but...
By: Leslie Ambriz Social media isn’t limited to just keeping your friends and family up-to-date on your life. It’s being used to start incredible...
By: Andrea Arias For fourteen years, I mispronounced my own name. My Guatemalan mother and Spanish father gave me the name Andrea Arias, pronounced...
By: Luz Collective Last night’s 2018 mid-term elections saw some historical firsts. These firsts included the election of the first...
By: Luz Collective According to the Latino Victory Project: 54 million Latinos live in the United States, comprising 17 percent of the population...
By: Mónica Ramírez and Noreen Farrell Nearly one year ago exactly, we experienced a watershed moment in the anti-sexual violence movement that many...
By: Luz Collective Today, November 1st, is Latina Equal Pay Day: the day Latina pay catches up to that of White, non-Hispanic men from the previous...
By: Danielle Chiriguayo “This country changes when the most vulnerable take risk and put themselves out there.” Nelini Stamp, actress turned...
By: Carolina Rubio Macwright Human resilience, love and hope, is what I found while volunteering in a detention center (a Texas baby-jail) for a week...
