What the native Juan Diego is said to have seen in 1531 changed the New World. Five centuries later, why do so many Mexicans, and Mexican Americans, remain devoted to the Virgin of Guadalupe?

“West Side Story” Has Riffed On Shakespeare For Seven Decades. Now Steven Spielberg's Version Breaks New Ground For Latino Inclusion On The Big Screen, Even As It Reignites Debate Over The Portrayal Of Puerto Ricans In New York City

My hot take: Beyond some of the movie makers’ questionable decisions, there’s much to applaud in the new version of “West Side Story”

The 2021 Major League Baseball season saw Latin Americans dominate the ranks of elite players. In the World Series, Cuban players solidified their growing role in American baseball, at the expense of the island country’s national team

A funny thing happened to Reza Salazar on the way to his star turn on stage -- and a role as standard-bearer for a new, more inclusive Broadway

Facing bigotry and violence in their native Honduras, many transgender people choose to flee. Some of those who stay behind look beyond intolerance and work for change

The 2021 Hollywood Diversity Report Part 2 found some improvement in the casting and hiring of women and creatives of color on television and streaming channels. But for Latinos, representation on small screens remains dismal.

After being trafficked and spending two years in an immigration detention center, a Bolivian woman rediscovers her American dream through food and service

A transgender activist’s new book issues a bold call to protect sex workers

The violence Central American migrants encounter on the journey can be deadly. It also threatens the future of the children left behind

Music Is A Bridge To Empathy For "La Muna." It's Led The Musician To Provide Respite For Migrants, Whose Journeys Inspire Her Songs

In Los Angeles’ Baldwin Hills and Crenshaw neighborhood, a community group fighting gentrification has drawn an economic line in the sand around a struggling shopping center