Film Review: Questlove’s Music Documentary ‘Summer of Soul’
‘Summer of Soul,’ Questlove’s documentary about the Harlem Cultural Festival, is a poignant celebration of Black culture and music
What Racists Don’t Want Us to Know
The controversy around critical race theory shows how much white supremacy wants to maintain its whitewashed version of American history.
Poem: ‘Where Do We Go?’
A poem about Latino angst and belonging in today’s concrete jungles, by the poet B., courtesy of Souletri.
‘I Carry You with Me’: A Gay Mexican Immigrant Love Story
Documentary filmmaker Heidi Ewing’s first fiction film, ‘I Carry You with Me’ tells the story of two gay Mexican immigrants’ journey to New York City
MANO’s LGBTQ+ Playlist
We’re celebrating Pride Month with a killer playlist featuring the baddest Latino LGBTQ artists from across the Américas!
Listen & Laugh with Los Rivera Destino
Los Rivera Destino have perfected music that elegantly embraces humor while bringing into play socio-political issues, current events, and personal narratives
Friday Finds: Peruvian Psychrock, Psychedelic Cumbia & More
New music to have you jamming through the weekend!
What to Watch: ‘I Carry You with Me,’ ‘Landfall,’ ‘Stateless’ & More
A list of what we look forward to watching in the next few weeks
“Haarlem”: What Do Mexico, the Netherlands & Japan Have in Common? Roninn’s New Single
Based in Chicago, the Mexican synthwave project Roninn draws on Japanese cinema and Dutch vibes for its new single, “Haarlem.”
Labor Shortage? Blame It on the Pay Gap
The American workforce is rejecting the scam of the job market.
Friday Finds: New Latin Music from South America, Mexico & Chicago
The latest and greatest in Latin music from around the globe to get you grooving through the weekend
Two Cents on the Lack of Black Latinos in ‘In the Heights’
The ‘In the Heights’ movie has sparked a controversy within the Latino community due to the lack of black actors. But that was to be expected.