latinx Archives • The Tempest

Ariana Brown's unapologetic 'SANA SANA' is a powerfully affirming exploration of queer Black Mexican identity.

By Maya Williams March 4, 2020

And no, not because we have different political views.

By Andrea Perez December 21, 2018

As a child of immigrant parents often times it's hard to find heroes with whom to resonate with, Sylvia Rivera is my heroine.

By Esthefany Castillo October 18, 2018

I live with a target the size of my body on my back, simply because of who I am and what I stand for.

By Fernanda Lopez Aguilar September 25, 2017

Colonization is no joke.

By Alicia Soller July 22, 2017

Justin Bieber butchered the Spanish chorus to "Despacito" and made it seem like a joke.

By Rameeza Ahmad June 19, 2017

Students may not posses as much power as workers. But we do have quite a lot more potential than we let ourselves believe.

By Natalia Marques April 30, 2017

When my college went artless, it exposed a lot about how we view immigrants.

By Natalia Marques April 26, 2017

Remain calm.

By Natalia Marques March 16, 2017

If passed, the California Values Act would make California a "de facto sanctuary state" by all accepted definitions.

By Natalia Marques February 24, 2017

When do we get to see 'Jane The Virgin' become 'Jane'?

By Innas Tsuroiya October 20, 2016

We can't wait to see a world where more women and people of color are involved in the computer science industry.

By Cecilia Nowell October 17, 2016