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How I Embraced My Curvier Mom Body With Self Love this Summer
5 books to read if you love ‘To All the Boys’
Are you currently binging the To All the Boys films on Netflix in preparation for watching the last installment, To All the Boys: Always and Forever? Will you miss Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky as soon as the credits roll?
The Publishing World's Lack of Central American Representation Ends With Me
6 books to read if you’re obsessed with HBO’s ‘Lovecraft Country’
If you’re obsessed with the HBO series Lovecraft Country like me, or if you are gearing up to binge watch the season, here are six books to read that can hold you over until the next episode—who am I kidding, the next season.
Roll Call: 10 Black Latinx Actors Taking Seats at Hollywood's Table
Interview with Samantha Mabry, Author of ‘Tigers, Not Daughters’
Tigers, Not Daughters by Samantha Mabry is one of my absolute favorite YA books that published earlier this year. I had the chance to interview her about her inspirations for writing the novel, her writing process, challenges she…
Janelle Monáe pens The Memory Librarian with collaborators
Latinx Science Fiction & Fantasy to Devour for Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month is fast approaching; from September 15 through October 15, the cultures and contributions from Latinx communities around the world are commemorated in this month-long celebration.
8 MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS BOOKS TO ADD TO YOUR BOOKSHELVES
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8 Pioneering latinas who made important contributions to US History
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Las Musas Is a Collective Helping Women & Nonbinary Authors Navigate the Publishing Industry
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Gabby Rivera, Mark Oshiro & Adam Silvera On Navigating Publishing Industry While Queer & Latinx
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12 Latina Authors You Should Be Reading Right Now
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8 Groundbreaking Garifuna Figures You Should Know
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It Wasn’t Until My Tia Put Relaxer In My Hair That I Learned To Love My Hair – And Not Because It Changed My Texture
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The Natural Hair Movement Is For Black Women Only. Here’s Why
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