Less than 5% of U.S. Latines use "Latinx" as a racial or ethnic identity

Everyone in politics knows the Latinx vote is critical. But it's not a monolith, and remains a mystery to Democrats

From "Latino/a" and "Latin@" to even "Latine," Spanish is evolving to be more inclusive. Time to catch up

"Real Women Have Curves" writer Josefina Lopez details racist industry experiences & needing better storytelling

A new wave of Latinx-led TV is building, and yet inclusion rates in top films lag far behind the U.S. population

As controversy erupts over Jeanine Cummins' Oprah Book Club novel, a review of my own novel demands my attention

Who gets to wield the power of representation might be important to columnist Pamela Paul, but it's a distraction

The joy and nostalgia of using this underutilized kitchen item: A love letter to the "pez"

"I'm not a scientist, and I'm not a statistician," the GOP senator prefaced his remarks which diverge from CDC data

Both Booker and O'Rourke seemed to trip over their efforts to communicate solidarity with Latinx voters

"Magnum P.I." and "Charmed" are back, starring actors of color. But what role does culture play in these stories?

Police identified the suspect in the El Paso mass shooting as a 21-year-old male possibly motivated by xenophobia

Grassroots groups expanded the electorate, despite ineffective outreach from the Democratic Party

Jon M. Chu's new film is a cultural victory, even as it receives legitimate criticism of colorism in its casting

Filmmaker Mariem Pérez Riera and the star herself spoke to Salon about making the new Sundance Rita Moreno biopic