‘Bitch, you don’t wait in line to start a revolution’ – LA’s Latinx stars on the community spirit at the core of their creativity
Could you do some Mexican/ Hispanic face claims? Happily! Seychelle Gabriel (Mexican + Italian) Jenna Ortega (Mexican and Puerto-Rican) Santiago Segura (Colombian) Ana de Armas (Cuban) Eiza…
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Afro-Latinas make up the majority of the Latinx population and yet they are constantly being left out of the conversation.
From Wikipedia, “National Hispanic Heritage Month is a period from 15 September to 15 October in the United States for recognizing the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States.” Our Spanish teacher invited us to bring some children’s books that highlight Latinx authors and artists to our classroom this month. With the librarian, language arts teachers and Spanish teacher, I brainstormed books to read to my classes. These are some of … Read more... →
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From the latest releases by celebrated authors like Isabel Allende and Naima Coster, to young adult titles and books in verse, there's something for every reader in this list of incredible books by Latinx authors.
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Ceremonia is the new clean haircare brand that’s rooted in Latinx heritage, serving the next generation. With an understanding that sustainability doesn’t have to get sacrificed for performance, Ceremonia brings a natural and modern approach to traditional Latinx haircare rituals, launching with Aceite de Moska, a miracle oil celebrated by many for its various hair […]
This Latin History Month, we're highlighting the factors that impact the Latinx community regarding period poverty & stress the importance of supporting menstruators in this community.
We’re kicking off Latinx Heritage Month at Skillz by featuring Latinx leaders in gaming and esports. As we reflect on the importance of cultivating diversity
New research shows "Latinx" hasn't really caught on among U.S. adults in that heritage group: While one in four have heard of the term, only 3% use it.
From sprawling family epics to affecting memoirs about identity and community, here are the best new books by Latinx authors to read during Latinx Heritage Month (also known as Hispanic Heritage Month).
Facing History lists five young adult books capturing Latinx experiences that educators can consider sharing with their students.
Ceremonia is a clean hair care brand rooted in Latinx heritage. Ceremonia is on a mission to empower a confident natural that feels as good as it looks. We’re manifesting modern day rituals, stemming from rich culture, that feed your hair from the roots and beyond, because hair wellness is the key to unlocking the best
PRICES MAY VARY. These sixteen stories by award-winning and bestselling YA authors center a Latinx point of view in an empowering anthology that reimagines classics through fantasy, science fiction, and with a dash of magic, for fans of A PHOENIX FIRST MUST BURN and RECLAIM THE STARS In classic stories remixed, Latinx characters take center stage Pride and Prejudice is launched into outer space, Frankenstein is plunged into the depths of the ocean, and The Great Gatsby floats to an is
According to the Cooperative Children’s Book Center, there were 249 children’s books featuring Latinx characters published in 2018. That is about 7% of the 3,644…
