Insightful analysis, op-eds, breaking news, and in-depth articles on Latinax and Latina leaders, policy changes, and political movements. Stay informed and empowered with the latest on Latina influence and challenges in politics.
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The latest updates on Trump’s immigration policies in 2025, including the Laken Riley Act, increased ICE raids, and changes to sanctuary city protections. Learn about legal rights for undocumented immigrants and resources for advocacy and support.
Latina voters play a crucial role in the 2024 U.S. election, key issues at stake: abortion rights, affordable housing, and immigration policies. Candidates VP Harris and Donald Trump offer differing visions, making U.S. Latinas essential in shaping policies that impact our communities.
How the green scarf became a powerful symbol of feminist activism and abortion rights in Latin America. Its history, impact, and the ongoing fight for reproductive freedom.
Facing challenges in reproductive care, Latinas in Texas experience significant impacts due to 'Texas Senate Bill 8'. The article examines disparities in 'reproductive care access,' highlighting the implications of legislative changes on Latinas and abortion rights.
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.
In the 2020 U.S. elections, 16.6 million of 34.5 million eligible Latinos voted, significantly influencing the outcome. The 2024 elections see a dynamic race, with Latino organizations like Poder Latinx and Voto Latino crucial in mobilizing young Latinx voters.
The humanitarian crisis worsens in the Gaza Strip and violence escalates in the West Bank how it started and how Latinos were involved.
Canna Jefas have not only destigmatizing perceptions society have of Latinas in cannabis by taking space where typically canna bros manspread but also show up in diverse backgrounds such as multi-Cannapreneur Susie Plascencia who has been a strong voice for Latinas in cannabis
BoldLatina's Editorial Director, Vanessa Nevarez took a moment to speak with activist Mónica Ramírez from Justice for Migrant Women who is promoting the LATINA EQUAL PAY campaign on Oct. 5th.
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.
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