Culture

In an apology letter to its readers, the legacy paper tracked its history to the present day, and promised a better future.

Greisa Martinez Rosas and Cristina Jimenez are two Latinas leading the charge for immigrant rights across the U.S. 

The exhibit is a new dive into the history of women voters in the U.S. That story goes all the way back to the Revolutionary times in New Jersey.

Washington Square Park usually has demonstrators dancing and protesting in small groups. Saturday night, the NYPD felt like interrupting.

Thirty-seven years after its publication, the groundbreaking series on Latinos in Southern California is now a landmark of pushing past Latinx stereotypes.

The pantry is one of the largest in New York, and serves to reduce hunger with dignity and health.

The ice cream pioneers are more than just entrepreneurs, they are activists.

After a grand jury in Kentucky filed charges of ‘wanton endangerment’ on one former Louisville cop, Philadelphia joined the nation once again in marching racial justice.

The Mexican-American war hero was a World War II U.S. Army medic.

From Pioneers, Artists, Leaders, Titans, and Icons, Latinx representation is present in this year’s most influential collection.

Philadelphia is known for good eats, so during this month of celebrating your favorite culture, check these places out!

Yes, we are supporting Latinx brands, and we’re doing it all month long. 

The Latina journalist has written about our community long ignored by mainstream media, and wrote a memoir called ‘I was you.’

And two of them aren’t even from Latin America.

There’s hope in art yet, even amid COVID-19 and social distancing.

Protestors arrested during demonstrations after a fatal shooting have a pricey bail.

Armando Christian Pérez tuned into Philadelphia virtually for a discussion with GPHCC President Jennifer Rodriguez about his beginnings and major success.