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Pets, sudden deaths, the forgotten, the angelitos. What each day of Día de Muertos honors.
Pets, sudden deaths, the forgotten, the angelitos. What each day of Día de Muertos honors.
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Pets, sudden deaths, the forgotten, the angelitos. What each day of Día de Muertos honors.
Miami's Plaza Azúcar will honor Celia Cruz in Little Havana. Plus every U.S. place named for her and what she accomplished.
Grace Hopper is canceled. Here's what Latinas in tech can do, and the communities still worth your time.
For the first time in 37 years, every Goldman Environmental Prize winner is a woman. A Latina is among them.
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.
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.
Mattel's newest Día de Muertos collection arrives with red satin, sugar-skull masks, and embroidery pulled from Mexican pottery.
Selena Quintanilla’s estate is suing Shein over allegedly unauthorized merchandise bearing her image, raising questions about who profits from a woman’s likeness; what the case could mean for Latina creators.
This year's Latino Conservation Week just wrapped, but the movement and the Virtual Race, isn't over. Here's how your familia can still join in.
Europe wanted to sell her as spectacle but Afro-Latina actress and dancer Chelo Alonso who became a star in Europe, took the career, built a life, and left when she was ready.
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