The Green Scarf: A Powerful Symbol for Latin American Feminists
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 Access To Reproductive Care In The United States: Latinas And Abortion Rights
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.
Meet The 12 Latinas on The BBC’s 100 Women List of 2023
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.
The Crucial Role of the Latino Vote in Shaping The US Presidential Election
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.
Latinos Amid the Israeli-Palestinian War
The humanitarian crisis worsens in the Gaza Strip and violence escalates in the West Bank how it started and how Latinos were involved.
Latinas in Cannabis Building Safe Spaces to Smoke Freely
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
Latina Equal Pay Day - An Interview with Activist Mónica Ramírez
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.
Pregnant & Fired: Latinas Fight against Pregnancy Discrimination
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.
Latinas Pumping Dollars into the U.S. Economy
Latinas like Karol G and Dr. Kugler are making notable contributions to the U.S. economy amidst recession fears. While Karol G boosts local economies with her tours, Dr. Kugler, the first Latina Federal Reserve governor, brings diversity and expertise to financial governance.
Exploring the Role of Sugar Babies in Modern Feminism and Latin America
This article investigates Latinx feminism complexities amid the increasing Sugar Daddy trend. It examines the historical development of Latinx feminism and queries if pursuing a Sugar Daddy signifies contemporary empowerment or a regression in gender equality.