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BookTubers in Black History Month: Jesse of Bowties and Books Shares the First Book That Made Them Feel Seen and More

By Feb 4th
The Owl House Season 3 Won’t Be Extended and Fans (Including Me) Are Sad

By Jul 12th
Interview: In the Heights Film Editor Myron Kerstein Explains What It Took to Put This Movie Together

By Jun 11th
Why West Side Story and In the Heights Make This Latina Melt With Feels

By Apr 26th
USA Network’s Queen of the South Inspired Me to Get a Tattoo and Here’s Why

By Apr 7th
Netlfix’s Fate: The Winx Saga Erases a Latinx Character, and We’re Not Having It

By Jan 20th
Latinx Creators Are Fed Up With Hollywood’s Exclusion: “We Are Tired”

By Oct 16th
Owl House’s Luz Noceda Confirmed to Be the First Bisexual Lead Character on Disney Channel

By Aug 17th
American Dirt Publisher’s Response to Backlash Does Little to Address the Book’s Issues

By Jan 30th
The Importance of Mj Rodriguez Being the First Trans Actress to Win at the Imagen Awards

By Aug 14th
El Chicano Is the First Latinx Superhero to Get His Own Film

By May 2nd
Season Three of One Day at a Time Brings Heartfelt Humor, Remains the Best

By Feb 10th
A Blue Beetle Movie Gives Us the First Latinx Superhero to Headline Their Own Film

By Nov 30th
Charmed Finally Breaks Away From Its Euro-Centric Magical Roots

By Nov 5th
Erasure, Latinx Representation, & the Charmed Reboot

By Oct 15th
Things We Saw Today: Netflix Releases Its Teaser Trailer For Siempre Bruja About a Time-Traveling Afro-Colombian Witch

By Oct 11th
Response to the Charmed Reboot Trailer Has Been Mixed At Best

By May 21st
New Details on Charmed Reboot Reveal a Story More Familiar Than Different

By May 17th
Terrible News! Jane the Virgin Will End Next Season With Its 100th Episode

By Apr 17th
Latina™: Where Jane the Virgin Fails in Latinx Representation

By Mar 22nd