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10 Classic Hollywood Films in Color Featuring Latino/Latina Actors

Jenny Castro4 years ago025 mins

The Golden Age- of Hollywood is responsible for some of the most powerful and influential films that are still highly regarded today. Many of them are lauded by the United States Library of Congress as historically significant and preserved in the National Film Registry. Many classic films were directed and created by innovative figures such…

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Homeless in Seattle: Understanding the Reality and Impact

Jenny Castro4 years ago4 years ago017 mins

Seattle has seen an influx of homelessness in recent years. In fact, many West Coast cities have experienced the same issue such as Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Earlier this year, a survey conducted in Portland’s metro area counted about 6,633  homeless, an increase from the last Point-In-Time surveys conducted over the last few…

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Bridging the Digital Divide: Latinitas Gave Away 125 Free Laptops Last Weekend

Camila Dejesus2 years ago2 years ago06 mins

Just as the title suggests, this past weekend Latinitas, in partnership with AT&T and Human-I-T, gave away over a hundred laptops for free. The event was inspired by Latinitas longstanding promise to empower students through technology, as these laptops are seen as a true necessity. A way to bridge the digital divide, connecting students with…

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6 Romance Novels To Get You In The Valentine’s Day Spirit

Camila Dejesus3 years ago3 years ago012 mins

I don’t know what it is about life lately. Maybe it’s the time of year, the hues of red and pink that cover Target’s Valentine’s section, or maybe it’s just my little brain searching for peace–either way, nothing is bringing me comfort like a good Romance Novel. To escape the harshness of the real world,…

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Review: Love Is Blind: México — ¿Una celebración del amor o comercialización del romance?

Domenica Artieda2 years ago08 mins

Love Is Blind: México logró captar la atención de la audiencia con su premisa única: parejas que se comprometen sin haberse visto antes. Sin embargo, a medida que avanzó la temporada, se hizo evidente que el programa se inclinó más hacia la explotación de la intimidad de estas parejas que hacia una exploración genuina de…

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The History of Juneteenth

Jenny Castro3 years ago3 years ago012 mins

Juneteenth as we know it today, is a holiday celebrated annually on June 19th. The day itself has been celebrated through the years and signifies the decree that was issued on June 19th, 1865 by Major General Gordon Granger, which recognized and proclaimed freedom for slaves in the state of Texas. The day officially became…

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10 películas perfectas para ver durante la temporada de otoño

Mariana Barragan2 years ago2 years ago08 mins

En Texas, donde el calor parece nunca terminar y el frío nunca comienza, puede ser difícil adentrarse en el ambiente acogedor y tibio de la temporada de otoño. Por eso he investigado y juntado una lista de las 10 mejores películas para ver durante la temporada de otoño. !Así que prepara tus palomitas, toma tu…

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Best Kids’ Books for Teaching Your Child Spanish: Fun and Educational Reads

Camila Dejesus2 years ago2 years ago06 mins

The holiday season is long gone, but the cozy memories still remain. This past December was particularly special as I finally met our family’s newest edition; Luca. My cousin Fatima’s ten-month-old baby who, during our last visit, was still in her stomach. Now a curious little tike, Luca crawled all over the floor searching for…

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TikTok: The Ban on the Largest Platform Yet

Anna Martinez6 years ago5 years ago08 mins

By Daniela Rangel LAREDO, Tx.—TikTok users entered a frenzy on Friday, July 31, as they heard the news of a possible ban on the social media platform. As stated in the New York Times, content creators broadcasted their disappointment at potentially losing the popular social media platform and thanked their fan bases one last time. …

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