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Learn about International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia and its impact on transgender visibility and recognition worldwide.
Latin American women rappers are making waves in the rap scene with Bizarrap's help. Discover the game-changing collaborations of Nathy Peluso, Villano Antillano, Nicki Nicole, Ptazeta, and Snow Tha Product. Learn how they are breaking barriers and redefining the genre.
In Latin America, many countries are known for their European heritage. Still, recent studies show that indigenous and African roots are crucial in shaping their societies. Let's explore the reality of "White Latin America" and the current influences of non-white populations.
L’ATTITUDE which stands for “Latino and Attitude” is a four-day conference in San Diego where the biggest Latinos in real estate, politics, entertainment and venture capital convene to celebrate and push the message that Latinos are the new mainstream economy. Their message has been at the forefront of
Coffee is an integral part of Latinx life. According to Statista, about 60% of the world’s coffee is produced in Latin America. And the National Coffee Association’s Ethnicity and Coffee Report found that in the United States, 74% of us drink coffee on the daily. It is a
In Colombia, independence day is celebrated every July 20th. What better way to celebrate this mighty South American nation than to take a look at several things that are very Colombian?! We’re talking about great music, delicious food, and natural Colombian beauty below. Cumbia Ver esta publicación en Instagram
Selena Gomez hosted Saturday Night Live on May 14, and whenever a Latina hosts or appears on a mainstream, iconic show like SNL, we take it as a win for us. However, her Latina chola skit alongside the only Latina cast member on the show, Melissa Villaseñor, left many offended.
We Latinxs have a hard time getting representation in realms that are considered “mainstream,” such as film, television, fashion, and politics. It’s even harder to be seen, heard, and represented for Latinas with disabilities in today’s world. This is despite the fact that, according to Axios, “one in
One of the best things you can do is share knowledge with others. As members of the Latinx community, we at BoldLatina want to give you as much empowering information as we can, and that includes highlighting the inspiring Latinas who are doing the same. The more we give each
Today, we recognize the many well-known Latinas who have, before us, carved the path towards success, guided us in times of injustice, and showed us how to be resilient. Inspiring historical Latinas may not be on your radar, but remember them! Many of these women have had tías, mothers,
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