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5 Latina authors who empowered this aspiring Colombian author

Christine Bolanos4 years ago4 years ago011 mins

By Martina Vásquez I have always wanted to write. Since I was a baby, I would grab any book from my parents’ library, open it in the middle, and start telling a story, never mind that the book itself was upside down, or that I hadn’t yet learned the art of reading. I would fill…

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My Journey with Mental Illness as a Latina

Anna Martinez5 years ago5 years ago010 mins

By Heidi Nunez NORTH CAROLINA—I was sitting in Mrs. Lucas, my guidance counselor’s office, with my heart in my stomach. She spoke to my dad over the phone that she believed I needed to be evaluated for my safety. Raised in a Mexican household, mental health has always been a taboo topic. This is why…

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INTERVIEW: Danny Burgos Talks Moulin Rouge! and Nursing Career

Camila Dejesus1 year ago1 year ago020 mins

(Danny Burgos is on the far right.) Danny Burgos has done it all; On Your Feet, West Side Story, and now he’s portraying the iconic Santiago in the Broadway National Tour of Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Later this week, Burgos will make his debut as Santiago in Austin at Bass Concert Hall, but a few…

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FCC May End The Affordable Connectivity Program: Everything You Need To Know

Camila Dejesus3 years ago03 mins

The Affordable Connectivity Program has offered financial support, allowing low-income households to receive internet at a discounted rate, since 2021. But all of that may be coming to a close due to a lack of funding. While the Program initially received $14.2 billion to get it off the ground, as it stands today, the ACP…

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Jenny’s Classic Critiques: Boulevard Nights (1979)

Jenny Castro3 years ago2 years ago05 mins

Released in 1979, Boulevard Nights is a film centered on two characters played by Richard Yniguez (Raymond), and Danny De La Paz (Chuco). The story focuses on Raymond and Chuco, two brothers living in East Los Angeles who navigate adolescence and young adulthood whilst being surrounded by temptation along with local street gangs. Older brother…

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Grace Sorensen Will Return To Austin with Tribute Show Spotlighting Latin/BiPoc Talent

Camila Dejesus2 years ago2 years ago01 mins

This Sunday, May 19th, Austin native and R&B artist Grace Sorensen is set to play The Parish in a tribute show honoring her father who recently passed. The show will feature Latin and BIPOC artists Smooth Nature and Euphonia, and a performance by Grace dedicated to Roger Sorensen. Doors open at 7 PM,  and tickets…

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4 Black Women Who Made History

Jenny Castro1 year ago1 year ago06 mins

With Black History coming to an end, we want to take the time to highlight and celebrate 4 amazing women who were groundbreaking in their lives and careers. From entrepreneurship to inventing products to becoming the first in their field, check out the following list of inspiring women who made history in the United States. …

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Anali Martinez Gonzalez Sheds a Light on What It Means To Be “The Nueva Latina”

Riya Patel3 years ago015 mins

  Anali Martinez Gonzalez is an engineer, Austin Blogger, and digital content creator. She grew up in Del Rio, Texas, and moved to Austin in 2007 when entering her college career at the University of Texas. Anali pursued a degree in civil engineering at UT where she was involved in the Society of Hispanic Professional…

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Family separation in the U.S. and how to help those in need

Laura Donnelly8 years ago6 years ago07 mins

Hi Latinitas! This post is meant to teach you a little bit about what is happening to undocumented immigrants at the United States border and how you (yes, you!) can help them. Let’s start with what the family separation policy is, and more answers to your questions.   What is the “zero tolerance” policy and…

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