Conservatives in America Can’t Face History
e might be making progress on America’s refusal to acknowledge its past. But the conservatives who want to bury, whitewash, or alter history will not stop.
‘El Pájaro Cenzontle’: A Mockingbird of Cumbias
From mariachi to cumbia and all sorts of variations in between, the beloved cenzontle appears por todos lados.
How Will History Judge Any of This?
“Reality has a well known liberal bias,” goes one saying. But what happens if conservatives keep rewriting history?
PRexit (Javier A. Hernández)
LATINISH host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Javier A. Hernández, a Puerto Rican scholar and author of ‘PREXIT: Forging Puerto Rico’s Path to Sovereignty.’
Lessons From the Pandemic
Nearing the end (hopefully) of this nationwide calamity, what have we really learned?
The Forgotten Films of Latin Cinema
Film critic Alejandro A. Riera walks us through some of the Latin movies and filmmakers whose works have slipped through the cracks of cinema history.
Is Forgiveness Divine… or Dumb?
“Forgive and forget” is great advice for one’s personal life, but for a country, it can be suicidal, writes Daniel Cubias
Film Review: Argentina’s ‘Azor’
Argentine director Andreas Fontana’s ‘Azor’ shows the moral price we all pay when governments come after others as we quietly watch from the sidelines.