Author: Social Forward Group
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When we tell the story of LGBTQIA+ history, it’s often whitewashed—literally. The mainstream narrative centers affluent white gay men fighting… Read more
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There’s a specific kind of sadness that comes with being the third or fourth generation removed from immigration, from displacement,… Read more
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“Latinx” is an umbrella term trying to contain multitudes: Mexicans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Salvadorans, Colombians, and dozens more nationalities,… Read more
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In Latinx cultures, elders aren’t just tolerated—they’re revered. They’re the keepers of family history, the sources of cultural knowledge, and… Read more
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Domestic work—cleaning houses, caring for children, tending to elderly family members—is labor that makes everything else possible. Yet the workers… Read more
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Latinx voters are positioned to be one of the most powerful political forces in America. The numbers are staggering: over… Read more
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Latinx cuisine in America isn’t a monolith. It’s a collection of distinct culinary traditions shaped by geography, history, immigration patterns,… Read more
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You’ve probably felt it before—that strange hollowness when someone asks about your heritage, your traditions, your cultural background. You pause.… Read more
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When people think “Latinx America,” they picture Los Angeles, Miami, New York, or the Southwest. The South—outside of Texas and… Read more
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Latinx communities have a complicated relationship with mental health. On one hand, there’s deep understanding of struggle, trauma, and the… Read more
