In 2023, when “Blue Beetle” hit theaters, it marked more than just the arrival of another comic book movie.
When Lauren Spearman first took a leap into the world of yoga, she was eager to find her place in a practice that, despite its growing popular…
STEM program connects marginalized communities despite the Federal government’s target on nonprofits
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Early post-election polls raised concerns about a troubling trend: an increase in male Latino support for former President Donald Trump. While this statistical shift has garnered significant attention, it also raises important questions about how we understand Latinos as a categorization, and how we can avoid reducing a diverse group of over 60 million people to a set of broad, often misleading generalizations.
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LOS ANGELES (CNS) - In preparation for the pool season, the city of Los Angeles Thursday continues efforts to recruit more lifeguards.
Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation's Lifeguard Ready Training (LRT) program is offering a free training course for those interested in …
Los Angeles-based filmmaker Alex Rivera spoke recently at American University in Washington, D.C., talking about the lack of diversity in science fiction and how artificial intelligence interprets diversity in illustrations. His focus, he said, has always been on the Latino community, or rather, he said wryly, “my community, formerly known as Latino.”
