By Viviana Lopez Green
Senior Director, Racial Equity Initiative
Black History Month lends the opportunity to recognize the intersection between the Black and the Latino experience. Continue reading A Mosaic Called Afro-Latinidad
by Ben Laker, Will Godley, Selin Kudret and Rita Trehan
If you’re job hunting right now, chances are you’re also interviewing remotely. There are some serious upsides to this. You can avoid tardiness (no traffic snarls), reference notes without being too obvious and if you’re located in a rural area, you now have access to the same opportunities as city dwellers, saving you money. Continue reading 4 Tips to Nail a Virtual Job Interview
By Gabrielle Olya, Yahoo! Finance
Jully-Alma Taveras is the founder of Investing Latina, an educational online community with over 40,000 members. She is an award-winning bilingual money expert, writer, YouTuber, speaker and educator who covers topics around personal finance, investing and entrepreneurship. Continue reading ‘Investing Latina’ Founder Jully-Alma Taveras Reveals the Best Investing Moves She’s Made
By Eva Recinos, LA ist
It’s easy to feel cynical about companies pushing identity for profit — witness major retailers stamping feminist mottos on everything from t-shirts and tote bags to baby onesies and barware — but some local brands are the genuine article. Continue reading These Latina Businesses Are Changing How LA Shops — Online And IRL
By Jensen Toussaint, Al Dia
Entrepreneurship was a path that Daniel Hernandez saw for himself starting at a very young age. As a middle school student, he used to sell candy to his classmates for $0.25, embarking on a venture that would plant the seeds to his career destination today. Continue reading Mexican-born entrepreneur launches software platform to help small restaurants increase online order and delivery services
At first blush, the word Latinx –the gender-neutral, non binary term used to describe the nation’s diverse Hispanic population– seems ubiquitous.
Continue reading Why the Term ‘Latinx’ Hasn’t Taken Off Among Latins – And Likely Never Will
Daniella Pierson, who founded women-focused newsletter company The Newsette when she was 19, is now one of the wealthiest women of color in the U.S. and, at age 27, is younger than just about any self-made female entrepreneur with a nine figure fortune. Continue reading Meet The 27-Year-Old Latinx Entrepreneur Who Is Now Worth $220 Million
By Jillian Hamilton
Remote jobs are a hot search term — even in national security, thanks in no small part to workforce changes post-2020. But while many say they want to work from home some or all of the time, it doesn’t mean candidates know how to find a remote job. Continue reading Searching for a Remote Job? 5 Mistakes to Avoid
By Raul A. Reyes, NBC News
Latina author Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez is familiar with low expectations, the judgment of strangers and colorism — even among her own community. Continue reading A Latina’s manifesto ‘For Brown Girls with Sharp Edges and Tender Hearts’
Along with Selena Gomez, Jenna Ortega, Aubrey Plaza, Diego Calva and others, Latinos are represented in about half the award categories in this year’s Golden Globes. Continue reading Several 2023 Golden Globe nominees are young and Latino: Full list
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