Centro CHA is a Long Beach-based Latino/a/x nonprofit social service agency formed in 1992. The non-profit serves to advance and advocate for the well-being of underrepresented low-income Latino/a/x children, youth, and families in the City of Long Beach. Jessica Quintana is the organization’s long time Executive Director. PalacioMagazine.com conducted a Zoom interview with the Centro…
“Amid a surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations across the United States, the Latinx community has been hit especially hard in places like California, where many Latinx workers fill essential jobs as farmworkers and meatpackers. “Latino and people of color basically do the scut work that keeps the state going, its economy going, but get…
“Latinx stereotypes are all around us, and they seem to come from everywhere. In her talk, Wendy discusses how much of this comes from Hollywood, and what we need to do to change this. Wendy Echeverria is a senior at Glencoe High School. She is passionate about advocating for her Latinx culture and publishes her…
“Latinx stereotypes are all around us, and they seem to come from everywhere. In her talk, Wendy discusses how much of this comes from Hollywood, and what we need to do to change this. Wendy Echeverria is a senior at Glencoe High School. She is passionate about advocating for her Latinx culture and publishes her…
Pero Like continues the discussion over what best to call ourselves: Latino or Latinx. “We need to just have a conversation to bring people closer together.” Check out more awesome videos at Pero Like! https://bzfd.it/2y6R5Vy
“What do we know about Latin American Philosophy? Doctoral candidate of Psychology, Julio Covarrubias dives into this topic by analyzing the complex relationship between Latin America and the U.S., illuminating great Latin Philosophers you should know.” “Julio Covarrubias is a doctoral candidate and teaching assistant in the department of philosophy at UW. He is the…
“Hispanics represent the many voices that make up the tapestry of our country. Join us in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. #WeLaGente #HispanicHeritageMonth“ “September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution…
“Andrew Ordonez’s work calls for viewers to reconsider history, not as a thing of the past, but something they carry with them. The artist delves into his work, currently on view as part of YLA 23. “Young Latinx Artists 23: Beyond Walls, Between Gates, Under Bridges” marks the 23rd year for this annual exhibition dedicated…
“Join Brittany Chavez Co-Founder of Shop Latinx and Alexander “Hood Foodie” Orozco explore a Latinx-owned restaurant in Southern California.” Find out more about Honey Bee’s House of Breakfast at http://www.honeybeeshob.com/ For more on Shop LatinX, visit https://shoplatinx.com/
“In this spoken palabra, tlahtoani Fabian Pavon talks about how throughout history, Mexican-Americans, Chicanx, and Latinx peoples have been torn down only to rebuild ourselves.”