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Beauty That Gives Back: Embracing Your Inner Jefa With a Chic New Lipstick Shade

Meet Lucy Flores: The Newest Women’s March Board Member Fighting For Our Rights

Miss Universe and Racism in Puerto Rico: When the Problem Is Education

Meet Anibal Santana Merced: From Ex-Convict to An Unrecognizable Life

Earth to Miami: Spotlight on Sustainable Design at CASACOR with Local Designer Michelle Haim

The Thanksgiving Dilemma/ Reconciling the Fine Line Between Celebrating Gratitude and Commemorating Colonization

LGBTQ Street Artist: Johanna Toruño

Here’s Why We Love What Food & Wine’s New Food Editor Stands For

Thanks to Sylvia Rivera, the “T” is Part of LGBTQ

Here’s Why We’re Obsessed with the Mami Chula Social Club

Mabel Valdiviezo Heals the Pain of Immigrants Through Her Art

The Art of Healing for Peruvians: Connie Chavez in the Spotlight

Como decía mamá: ¡leche tibia para tener dulces sueños!

Este artículo es patrocinado por TomaLeche.com and Latina Moms. Tomar leche tibia antes de dormir se ha vuelto una tradición que tiene mucho valor dentro de la familia. De igual manera, el contar historias como las que consigues en Toma Leche añaden una experiencia de amor y cercanía que permanece de por vida. Pero, ¿qué […]

Bedtime Routines: Cherish the time!

This is a paid partnership between TomaLeche.com and Latina Moms As parents, it’s so important to create a night time routine to help our little ones to ease into “dreamland”. In general, routines help children learn self-control and also the consistency of a routine create a feeling of safety and comfort. These everyday (or evening) […]

Textile Artist Uzumaki Cepeda: Healing Work Is Making Money

Dominican contemporary textile artist Uzumaki Cepeda is creating a soft world that challenges the ways in which people view people of color. BeLatina had the opportunity to speak with the former Bronx resident, now Los Angeles transplant, about her work and her experiences. A multi-talented artist, Cepeda has a strong foundational high school education when […]

How to Talk to Your Child About Racism in America

Slavery was abolished in 1865, granting freedom to over 3 million African-Americans. The 13th amendment was passed by the US Congress on January 31st of the same year releasing the once enslaved population. The significance of that event seems daunting, as it is painful. The idea of people living in servitude is unfathomable to the […]