Episode 23 – Burning
Hector chats with Anonymous BCuz, a rapper and the author of ‘Burn,’ an account of the ten years she says she was the target and victim of a sex-slavery cult in Hector’s home town.
Fémina Releases ‘Arriba’- The Latest Single Off Of Their Forthcoming Album Perlas & Conchas
The Argentine Trio Was Named An ‘Artist You Need To Know’ by Rolling Stone
Kavanaugh’s Crocodile Tears
Poor women. Poor us. Poor country.
The Healing We Need Now: Immigrant Arts And Women’s Empowerment Summit
The Immigrant Arts Coalition, will hold its second annual summit titled the Francesca Cernia Slovin Immigrant Arts & Women’s Empowerment Summit from August 5th- 8th at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Edmond J. Safra Plaza, 36 Battery Place in New York City. The summit will feature Tony Award-nominated dancer and actress Ariana DeBose (Hamilton, A…
In Latin Music, Women Work Hard to Take Charge
Hard work and fearlessness are the driving force building careers for women.
Symbol in the Syllables
Xánath Caraza’s ‘Sin preámbulos/Without Preamble.’ Translated by Sandra Kingery and published by Spartan Press
Latina Equal Pay Begins with Equal Treatment at Home
‘White, non-Latino men have little incentive to treat Latina women better than Latino men treat them.’
A Poet’s Tears
In ‘Lágrima roja,’ Xánath Caraza attempts to capture the terrible beauty of Mexico with words.