“The idea is to amend the bloody history we’ve had,” says Bribiesca.
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“The idea is to amend the bloody history we’ve had,” says Bribiesca.
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Read moreIn this edition of “Made In,” Emperifollá chatted with the Venezuelan singer about her country, influences, and how she’s representing the Latinx women inside Steve Aoki’s label.
Read moreThe sheer lack of understanding of why shaming women for owning their self-image and bodies on social media is not only harmful but deadly.
Read moreFrom Brazil to Chile and the Caribbean, individuals and collectives have taken matters into their own hands, urging and forcing governments to recognize the terrifying numbers of femicides and the undisputable right to choose.
Read moreFrom decades-long distillers to newly-launched ventures, here are seven tequila and mezcal brands you can support.
Read more“I have to wear the youngest woman in the council hat, the millennial hat,” Rivera explains. “I’m someone who understands college debt and the struggle to try and buy a home. But also, how we [Latinos] are a people that are very, very rooted in our culture.”
Read moreFeminist collectives have filled the gap left by authorities, designing strategies to accompany and support women in need of reproductive services. These are their stories.
Read moreColombian artist Lido Pimienta talks Grammy nomination, producing her own music, and that 2015 Miss Universe bochorno.
Read moreThe group of Puerto Rican musicians was handpicked by the urbano artist to perform with him at the Latin Grammys.
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