Community-Driven Diamond Open Access Publishing in Practice. Latinx Talk was selected as one of the journals in this year’s Lyrasis
Category: Informed Commentary
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele and the Latino Right
Introduction Walking through El Mercado Ex-Cuartel in San Salvador, El Salvador the aisles are lined with vendors selling President Nayib
The Trump Administration’s War on DEI
For decades, colleges and universities have combated a history of exclusion of racial minorities and established an array of programs
Latinx Studies Scholars and the 2025 Political Landscape
At our November 2024 Editorial and Advisory Board meeting, we decided to create this collective/roundtable essay made up of each
Covid 19, Latinx Culture and Technology: Opportunities for Culturally Responsive Research
As I ask my parents about their day over dinner, our connection freezes. Although it is frustrating, we end up
Vulnerable Bodies: Domestic Violence in the Hispanic/Latinx Community During a Pandemic
While it is easily argued that domestic violence is a public health matter, it has been consistently excluded from news
Bodega Dreams in Austin, Texas
“The neighborhood might have been down, but it was far from out. Its people far from defeat. They had been
Showcasing J.Lo’s Aesthetic and Political Abilities
They pulled the wool over everyone’s eyes in order to make a statement about children, Puerto Rico, latinidad, beauty, music,
Mothering Against Militarism
In April of 1918 anxious military bureaucrats were summoned by the Assistant Secretary of War to discuss the looming domestic
Arpaio’s Pardon and the Insidious Relationship between Anti-Immigrant and Anti-Latinx Sentiment
Reading the news, I felt a pit in my stomach. I was struck by the physical reaction, knowing full well
The Pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio and the Rule of Law
In August, 2017, President Trump pardoned former Maricopa County (Arizona) Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who a federal court found guilty of