It is from a germinal line about silencing those who resist stereotypes and restrictions placed on identity that Black Honduran author and founder of the Bronx is Reading, Saraciea J. Fennell, builds this remarkable anthology.
Despite its great cast, ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ is yet another example of how Hollywood goes astray by appeasing the fans’ nostalgia.
Pahua’s La Cura reflects her evolution as an artist who embraces “the rhythms and colors of Latin America” as elements for growth and healing.
Eloisa García and Lea Moncada of the Gloria Quintanilla Women’s Cooperative discuss proletarian feminism in Nicaragua.
Latina filmmakers and actors top film critic Alejandro A. Riera’s list of movies to watch this October!
Silvana Estrada just released a new single and video for “Tristeza” and is set to tour the U.S. for the first time opening for Rodrigo y Gabriela.
Host Hector Luis Alamo chats with Inarú Guara, a Puerto Rican activist and community organizer, born and raised in Brooklyn, New York.
Musaraña, a project by María Laboy and Andres Rigau, is a surreal genre-blending experiment with avant-garde ideas through visual art and music
