Reza Aslan found it so hard to be Muslim-American that he pretended to be Mexican when he was growing up. Yep. Now the best-selling author is now on a mission to erase misconceptions about Muslims by creating original programming led by a Muslim cast. His inspiration?...
We can always turn to music for a lesson about a world without borders, where global collaboration is fluid and the end result utterly inspiring.
Last year’s political season made it very clear that the country is divided. But these maps from the New York Times confirm that, beyond political beliefs, our divisions are essentially cultural. If we define culture as the behaviors, beliefs and values that a group...
There are 70 million Generation Zers and they represent 22% of the entire U.S. population. And 35% of them are U.S.-born Latinos. Their smartphone is their world and for them social media is not media, but life itself. Knowing what to post, how to caption it, when to...
Do not read this if you are hungry! Writer and burrito aficionado John Birdsall delivers a phenomenal piece for Bon Appétit on food and gentrification in San...
As Texas becomes a minority-majority state, this profound article from the Observer offers a courageous view of the century-old cultural struggle of Mexican-Americans and Tejanos in the Lone Star...
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