#LatinX

Ana-Christina Ramón, PhD

DrAnaChristina

THREAD. Hollywood has often approached the Latinx audience through a stereotypical, myopic lens. They assumed the Latinx market was niche instead of mainstream and preferred mainly Spanish language programming. But

FOLKLORE ✨ alexandra

alliewithbooks

i’ve been wanting to talk about the recent influx of opposition to the term “latinx” but i really don’t want to be the spokesperson for everyone, so i really just

a Black-passing Latina.

aliciasanchez

I’m seeing terrible hot takes about the word #Latinx. there are: -Black Latinas saying that “Latinx” (but not Latina/o? ) erases Blackness.-white + non-Black Latinos complaining about destroying spanish.-and ahistorical

Lulu

lourdesgnavarro

I never use LatinX or rarely. Should we consider that when Republicans or older generation folks hear it they either don’t understand it or they assume journalists are Democrats because

Yair Rosenberg

Yair_Rosenberg

Latino Dem congressman in Arizona bluntly says what polls have shown for some time: the overwhelmingly majority of Latino voters *do not know* the term "Latinx" and practically none use

Cesar Padilla, M.D.

TheMillennialMD

Then vs now. 15 yr old me, 0.67 GPA, nearly dropped out, surviving gangs and violence. Now - Harvard fellowship trained, Medical Director. The same boy and fight in me.

Beatriz Lopez

Beatrizluthor

1st, let me start with I’m from Miami - born & raised in a playground of majority Cubans. 2nd, Agree more investment & time is needed to engage this wildly

Norman Brannon

normanbrannon

There has been a lot of dragging "Latinos" for their Tr*mp voting uptick by white people who think that we are some sort of monolith in terms of racial experience

HLS Criminal Justice

HLS_CJPP

Today we release a report exploring the persistent racial disparities in the Massachusetts criminal system: http://bit.ly/RDReportDownload. Here are some of our key findings: White people make up roughly 74% of

loni (they them)

singulathey

latinx is such a painful example of successful erasure. brazillian trans people coined this term, but many people believe the term was coined by academics in the united states. i

Héctor E. Alcalá

Hector_E_Alcala

Much has been said about the gains Trump has made about the gains Trump made among Latinx voters. I find much of the analysis lazy & superficial as it attempts

RiShawn Biddle

dropoutnation

Let's give Mr. Grunwald a history lesson:Most African Americans called themselves Negro in the mid-1950s when Kwame Brathwaite and the AJASS, a small group of artists and intellectuals, began using

Aiden Thomas

aidenschmaiden

i feel that the reason why, in a world where white supremacy is running rampant, white/white-passing/light skinned Latinx folks get upset about being called “white” because it directly aligns them

Chris Capossela

chriscapossela

Small businesses are adapting and pivoting faster than ever. Across industries, entrepreneurs are tapping deep into their creativity…leading to truly #MagicalThings. 1/4 Just look at @HouseOfLilac in Miami. When founder

JeseniaDeMoyaCorrea

JeseniaDeMoyaC

I've been working on a story about #Latinx leaders who have passed away in Greater #Philly during this time and what this means to the communities.Yesterday, as I continued to

Keeper Of The 100

mrbigbrowndad

digital latinx post-mortem: one oft neglected component of the failure of digital Latinx (mitu, remezcal, latinshmatin, et al) is the way in which social commoditized ‘cool’ and made brand access

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