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Latino Democrats Make History in the 2026 Midterms

Texas has its first Latina governor, California its first elected Latino governor, and a Tejano singer flipped TX-15.

By BoldLatina News

— Nov 4, 2026

California Latinas and Latino Men Are 17 Points Apart on What Matters Most

A UCLA and Berkeley poll found Latinas and Latino men in California 17 points apart on what they want from a governor.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 31, 2026

San Francisco Wants to Rename Cesar Chavez Street for the Women of the Farmworker Movement

San Francisco may rename Cesar Chavez Street "Las Campesinas" to honor the women of the farmworker movement.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 28, 2026

What Each Day of Día de Muertos Means, October 27 to November 2

Pets, sudden deaths, the forgotten, the angelitos. What each day of Día de Muertos honors.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 26, 2026

Miami Is Building a Celia Cruz Park. Here's Every Place in the U.S. That Already Carries Her Name

Miami's Plaza Azúcar will honor Celia Cruz in Little Havana. Plus every U.S. place named for her and what she accomplished.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 24, 2026

Grace Hopper Celebration Canceled: Where Latinas in Tech Can Go Now

Grace Hopper is canceled. Here's what Latinas in tech can do, and the communities still worth your time.

By Michelle Olvera

— Oct 22, 2026

One Latina Won the “Green Nobel” and Kept Fighting from Exile

For the first time in 37 years, every Goldman Environmental Prize winner is a woman. A Latina is among them.

By Fatima Camacho

— Oct 21, 2026

Latina Boxers Breaking Barriers: 5 Fighters to Know in 2026

One holds a Guinness World Record. One retired undefeated and undisputed. Three more are fighting their way to Los Angeles. Five Latina boxers, and where each of them stands in 2026.

By Fatima Camacho

— Oct 11, 2026

Our Silence Was Never Ours to Begin With

In this installment of BoldLatina’s Community Essay series, author, award-winning filmmaker, and keynote speaker Denise Soler Cox whom we previously interviewed about language and Latino cultural identity in “Being Latino Enough” reflects on the rape case that has shaken the nation.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 9, 2026

Barbie and Ken's 2026 Día de Muertos Dolls Are Here, and a Latina Designed Them

Mattel's newest Día de Muertos collection arrives with red satin, sugar-skull masks, and embroidery pulled from Mexican pottery.

By BoldLatina News

— Oct 5, 2026

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Latino Democrats Make History in the 2026 Midterms

San Francisco Wants to Rename Cesar Chavez Street for the Women of the Farmworker Movement

What Each Day of Día de Muertos Means, October 27 to November 2

Miami Is Building a Celia Cruz Park. Here's Every Place in the U.S. That Already Carries Her Name

Grace Hopper Celebration Canceled: Where Latinas in Tech Can Go Now

One Latina Won the “Green Nobel” and Kept Fighting from Exile

Latina Boxers Breaking Barriers: 5 Fighters to Know in 2026

Our Silence Was Never Ours to Begin With

Barbie and Ken's 2026 Día de Muertos Dolls Are Here, and a Latina Designed Them

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Latino Democrats Make History in the 2026 Midterms

California Latinas and Latino Men Are 17 Points Apart on What Matters Most

San Francisco Wants to Rename Cesar Chavez Street for the Women of the Farmworker Movement

What Each Day of Día de Muertos Means, October 27 to November 2

Miami Is Building a Celia Cruz Park. Here's Every Place in the U.S. That Already Carries Her Name

Grace Hopper Celebration Canceled: Where Latinas in Tech Can Go Now

One Latina Won the “Green Nobel” and Kept Fighting from Exile

Latina Boxers Breaking Barriers: 5 Fighters to Know in 2026

Our Silence Was Never Ours to Begin With

Barbie and Ken's 2026 Día de Muertos Dolls Are Here, and a Latina Designed Them

Get The BoldLatina Weekly