Cheating: The Republican Way to Win
Historian Rick Perlstein argues that Republicans hold onto power because they value winning at all costs
‘In the Heights’: The Must-See Latin Film of the Year
This groundbreaking adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s 2008 Tony-winning musical is an instant classic
‘Dom’: Review of Amazon’s First Brazilian Drama Series
Based on a true story, Amazon’s ‘Dom’ is a crime drama set in one of Rio de Janeiro’s infamous favelas
New Music by Las 15 Letras, Illy Bleeding & Los Robotes Trucosos
New music releases from Los Angeles punk/rock/disco band Las 15 Letras and Mexico City’s Illy Bleeding & Los Robotes Trucosos
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Café Tacvba to Headline RUIDOFEST
An updated lineup for the 6th annual RUIDOFEST has just been released, and we can’t wait!
White Saviors Won’t Save Us
The White Savior Complex’s foundation in White supremacy puts it in direct opposition to Black and Latino protests for equal rights
Lowriders of Chicago
Lowrider culture is alive and well in Chicago, as was evident during a recent showcase on the city’s southwest side.
The Republican Politics of Rage
The loss of privilege and fear that America is becoming increasingly multicultural has made many white conservatives violently upset.
‘New Order’: A Review of Mexican Director Michel Franco’s Class Warfare Film
The controversy surrounding Franco’s ‘New Order’ center on the director’s own politics and where his sympathies lie
The Color of Freedom: Who Gets to Be Free?
Daniel Cubias writes on a thesis by historian Tyler Stovall that freedom is a concept tied to white racial identity and only applies to white people
The Slow Evolution of Corporate America
With the instability caused by Republican politics being bad for business, we’re beginning to see corporate America side with social justice
J Balvin: The Boy From Medellín vs. the President of Colombia
A new J Balvin flick goes from being half-biopic, half-concert film, to a documentary about the artist’s role amid political upheaval