Category: Latinx Stories
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Monstruos 3 is Terror, Representation and Proven Screams From Latin American Lore
Step inside Monstruos 3 at Halloween Horror Nights 2025, a haunted house celebrating Latin American folklore, women’s power and diverse representation in horror. Read More
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MLK’s March on Washington: A Latina Shares Why the FIght Lives On.
On the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington, a Latina reflects on civil rights, today’s injustices, and why the dream is still unfinished Read More
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Cultural Erasure in America means Breaking Down the immigrant Narrative
Cultural erasure in America isn’t just historical. It’s how immigrant narratives are broken, reshaped or silenced entirely. This is how it keeps happening. Read More
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Trump Voter Regret Doesn’t Make you an instant Patriotic Hero
A scathing open letter about Trump voter regret, accountability and why apologies alone can’t undo years of harm. Trump voter regret doesn’t make you a hero. Read More
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How Sinners Questions Christianity by revealing Cultural Oppression
Sinners questions Christianity through a powerful lens of colonization, identity, and ancestral magic and asks Latinos, when will we be free? Read More
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Carmen Miranda’s Identity and Mine: 4 Countries, No Home, and a Shared Struggle
This personal reflection explores Carmen Miranda’s identity and itoday’s Latinx diaspora—linking celebrity, displacement, and the fight for belonging across generations. Read More
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Los Angeles Protests 2025: One Square Mile of Truth in a City Full of Lies
Los Angeles isn’t burning. A Latina and Indigenous journalist breaks down the truth behind the Los Angeles Protests 2025 protests and federal overreach in LA. Read More
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Confidential Magazine Exposed: The Tabloid That Targeted Women, Gay Stars, and People of Color
Confidential magazine wasn’t just America’s most scandalous tabloid—it was weaponized gossip. The kind that didn’t just destroy careers. It destroyed people. Read More
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What Mi Vida Loca Taught Us About Love, Loss, and Survival
Mi Vida Loca isn’t just a cult classic—it’s a cultural landmark. This story honors Shelley, La Chiquita, and demands justice for girls the system failed. Read More
