4 books by Latinx authors to check out this summer
Welcome to “De Los Reads,” a monthly feature dedicated to amplifying the vibrant and diverse voices of Latinx authors. In a literary landscape hungry for…
What is the LGBTQ+ wage gap, and how can we fight it?
Minorities never really need to look at data to confirm they’re being discriminated against. We see it, we feel it, we experience it in the…
What is the LGBTQ+ wage gap, and how can we fight it?
Minorities never really need to look at data to confirm they’re being discriminated against. We see it, we feel it, we experience it in the…
National Latinx Theater Initiative to give out millions in grants
As executive producer of Teatro Breve, Naíma Rodríguez plans on taking its original plays and programming outside Puerto Rico and into the diaspora in the…
Latinx Files: My father, former political prisoner, recalls the Chilean coup 50 years later — finally
Periodically, the Latinx Files will feature a guest writer. This week, Martina Ibañez-Baldor, De Los design director, steps in to write about her family’s experience…
Meet Chicago’s Latinx running clubs
Chicago — Too often the world of running has felt exclusionary and limited to the more affluent parts of any city. But in Chicago, a group…
Opinion: How a historian helped TV’s ‘Perry Mason’ find the real Latinx L.A.
I grew up in a Spanish-speaking home in Echo Park. On my mother’s one day off a week from her restaurant, we’d go to matinees…
The conservative war against Latinx is ludicrous
For the last decade or so, “Latinx” has provoked the linguistic version of a pie fight. No one who comes within the orbit of this…
Democratic-backed Connecticut bill would ban ‘Latinx’ term
HARTFORD, Conn. — A group of Hispanic lawmakers in Connecticut has proposed that the state follow Arkansas’ lead and ban the term “Latinx” from official government…