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Europe wanted to sell her as spectacle but Afro-Latina actress and dancer Chelo Alonso who became a star in Europe, took the career, built a life, and left when she was ready.
Hispanic Heritage Month started as a week in 1968. Here's the law, and the president, that made it a month twenty years later.
Born on September 13, 1922, Yma Sumac became a global music icon with a voice spanning approximately four to five octaves. In our '100 BoldLatinas' series we honor the Peruvian singer who brought Andean influences to international stages and broke barriers for Latinas.
Five films, interviews and resources that restore Latino and immigrant experiences to the story of September 11.
The feminist movement's most famous face spent fifty years working alongside Latina organizers, most notable Dolores Huerta. Dolores said the learning went the other direction.
Six decades of collaborations with Latina and Latino artists, and a bilingual literacy program reaching two million kids.
Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, and dozens of reggaetón stars face lawsuits over the iconic dembow rhythm and disputed voice recordings that could reshape Latino urban music.
In BoldLatina Community Essay series - Guatemalan adoptee Melissa Ramos reflects on navigating her Guatemalan-Norwegian identity, reclaiming her birth culture, and finding belonging between two worlds.
A congressional hearing thrust the Smithsonian’s “Latina Power” merchandise into the national spotlight after Rep. Brandon Gill questioned museum leadership about the sale of the hats.
The 14th Amendment has guaranteed birthright citizenship in the United States for more than 150 years. Here's what the Supreme Court's latest ruling means, why it matters for Latino families, and why many expectant mothers have been watching the case so closely.
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