Disarming Loss: An Interview with Selva Aparicio

Following last year’s Dobbs decision, three feminist scholars discuss its impact on women of color and the ongoing struggle for reproductive health.

A personal reflection on the life and legacy of the influential Cuban-American artist.

On the spatial imaginary of The World’s Hottest Tour.

While on a homecoming trip to Puerto Rico just before Hurricane Maria, a mother and daughter bear witness to the colonial reality of the island, foreshadowing many challenges that will follow in the aftermath of the storm.

Beyond flesh and bone, the body is a repository of memory and experience, a terrain where survival, intimacy, and selfhood are continuously negotiated.

An evolution of the Puerto Rican parades in NYC.

It has been a year since queer Maya K’iche’ poet, visual, and performance artist Manuel Gabriel Tzoc Bucup visited New York from Guatemala.

Revisiting the origins of Puerto Rican plena and the emergence of inclusive groups featuring women, queer, trans, and nonbinary musicians.

Coinciding with a solo exhibition at the Frost Museum, A body in transit, the Peruvian-born artist discusses their artistic trajectory and recent work.

The evolution of queer Latinx nightlife in Los Angeles, from backyard parties to lesbian bars, through the lenses of spatial entitlement and the brown commons.