Marina Carlevaro is a writer and teacher from Buenos Aires, Argentina. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Literature from the University of Buenos Aires and specializes in Literary Theory.
The BBC's 2023 100 Women List honors remarkable Latinas in diverse fields, spotlighting their impact on Science, Advocacy, and Culture. Through their resilience, innovation, and dedication, these women are redefining their fields and inspiring future generations to make a difference.
Urban Latin music, despite limited 2024 Grammy nods, is globally impactful. It's advancing Spanish worldwide through popular Latin songs and stars like Bad Bunny, demonstrating the genre's increasing global and cultural influence.
Marcela Marañon, a disabled Latina, defied the odds by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. After a life-altering accident, she embraced sports and challenged stereotypes about disabilities. Her climb, a testament to resilience, fueled her advocacy for disabled rights and community support projects.
AI-generated images are increasingly violating Latina women's rights, leading to feelings of shame and powerlessness. Despite laws like Mexico's Olimpia Law, digital violence remains rampant, with children also being victimized. Positive uses of AI offer some hope in tackling this issue.
Latinas in the U.S. face stigma for speaking Spanish, rooted in historical and renewed discrimination. Despite harsh experiences during the Trump era, the article underscores the importance of embracing linguistic heritage as a form of cultural pride and resistance.
Latina women in the U.S., including the pregnant, face workplace discrimination. They are often underpaid and unsupported by managers. Cases like Rosa Linda Soriano Torres, fired due to pregnancy complications, highlight systemic sexism and xenophobia.
6 Latinx artists proudly embrace their bisexuality, challenging stereotypes. They advocate for acceptance and diversity in the music and entertainment industry.
September is Sexual Health Awareness Month. BoldLatina spotlights four Latina-led brands, including Bloomi, Maude, Dipsea, and Unbound Babes, redefining sexual wellness and challenging taboos. Dive into how they're championing a comprehensive understanding of our sexuality.
We celebrate Latina photographers from Mexico on World Photography Day: Lola Álvarez Bravo, Graciela Iturbide, and Laura Aguilar. With unique lenses, they've illuminated their heritage and highlighted socio-political narratives. Dive into their artistry, capturing deep tales and emotions.
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