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What is it like to live while we die? Is art a form of resistance to disease? Felipe spent ten years at the gates of death and this was the way he chose to face it.

Students accuse the Cuban-American writer of disregarding poverty and the exclusion of white people in the U.S.

How responsible is UCLA for the massive crimes and suicides that happened after the "honoris causa" guru's death?

Protests and racial tension mark the commemorative events on the Spanish reoccupation of New Mexico by Vargas

On Sept. 28, local graffiti artist Christian “TAMEARTZ” Rodriguez will host an all-day celebration of hip hop culture, music, and Puerto Rico at the North Philadelphia community space. 

JEVS ACT II has a new program offering employment services during the drug rehabilitation process.

The Fairhill community celebrated a new mural depicting a vision of the neighborhood, the city, and beyond as a sanctuary for all.

The new Da Vinci Art Alliance showcase features artists that are both from the island and part of the American diaspora community.

The film by Kristal Sotomayor spotlights the work of Juntos in ending the PARS agreement in Philadelphia in 2018.

The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce held their Summer Networking Mixer for Latino-owned businesses in Old City.

From July 11-21, the Bronx Documentary Center is hosting its second annual Latin American Foto Festival.

Santa Claus came to town for 105 children  as The Philly POPS presented “Christmas in July.”

Despite social media backlash, there is still good in the Dominican Republic.

The city of Philadelphia celebrates the country's Independence Day all week long by hosting free museum days, block parties and much more. 

De Tierra Caliente brought some heat to the reception of “The New American.”

The second-oldest LGBT Latino organization in the country, GALAEI continues to create change for Latinx, LGBTQ Philadelphians.