What Home Means To Me, After 20 Years Chasing the American Dream
“The idea of being an American citizen is something that I’m even now processing in my head, and that comes with so many overwhelming feelings. But one thing that I do know is that I’m rootless and that I’m only able to grow when I’m in movement. “
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The Emperifollá Latinx Heritage Month Reading List
Our stories and bodies are under siege, so Latinx Heritage Month feels more important in 2019 than ever before.
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5 Latinxs Share Their All-Time Favorite Lipsticks
Take note!
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#RickyRenuncia: The Powerful Symbols in Puerto Rico’s Historic Uprising
¡Seguimos!
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Made in Mexico: Regina Merson’s Memories of Guadalajara
The entrepreneur reflects on the memories of her Guadalajaran childhood and how they inspired what came to be Reina Rebelde:
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Jessica Chia, Executive Beauty Editor, Allure Magazine
The Calfornia-born editor talks her beauty icons, her Asian Latina identity and her beauty routine.
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Melanie Mignucci, Associate Editor, Bustle
The New York City-based writer and editor spoke with the Emperifollá team about why style is a form of self-care, the trials of living with eczema, and growing up in a half-Jewish, half-Boricua household.
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With ‘Chula,’ Amanda Alcantara Redefines Latinx Womanhood
“I don’t remember when I first started hearing the word chula. But I remember the feeling of it growing up, more than the actual word.”
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On Loving Rosalía As A Latina Woman
Madre mía, Rosalía, bájale.
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A Celebration of Lolita Lebrón at the 2019 Puerto Rican Day Parade
This collective is remembering when revolution wore lipstick.
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