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Super Bowl Weekend Is Peak Avocado Season — and Latin America Wrote the Playbook Super Bowl Weekend Is Peak Avocado Season — and Latin America Wrote the Playbook
Culture January 29, 2026

Super Bowl Weekend Is Peak Avocado Season — and Latin America Wrote the Playbook

From Mexico’s Hass avocados to regional Latin American recipes, the Super Bowl’s ... more

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Tío Wili: One of the Last Mexican Healers Tío Wili: One of the Last Mexican Healers
Culture January 4, 2024

Tío Wili: One of the Last Mexican Healers

By Reynaldo Mena An ache in my knee was about to spoil my ... more

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American Family Size Preferences: Shifting Trends in Ideal Number of Children American Family Size Preferences: Shifting Trends in Ideal Number of Children
Culture September 16, 2023

American Family Size Preferences: Shifting Trends in Ideal Number of Children

A loaded question if there ever was one. Most Americans say the ... more

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Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead
Business March 6, 2025

Latina Women: Own Your Power, Break Barriers, and Lead

“We as women have to understand that we know more, we are ... more

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A Million Miles Away: Honoring Immigrant Culture and Aspiring Dreams A Million Miles Away: Honoring Immigrant Culture and Aspiring Dreams
Culture September 17, 2023

A Million Miles Away: Honoring Immigrant Culture and Aspiring Dreams

By Reynaldo Mena Honoring Immigrant Culture and Aspiring Dreams It's not a complicated movie, ... more

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Greece’s Blue and White Houses and How Dictatorship, Disease, and Cheap Paint Created a Global Icon Greece’s Blue and White Houses and How Dictatorship, Disease, and Cheap Paint Created a Global Icon
Culture April 12, 2025

Greece’s Blue and White Houses and How Dictatorship, Disease, and Cheap Paint Created a Global Icon

What Instagram won’t tell you about the whitewashed charm of Santorini From hard ... more

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Why Beef Prices Could Stay High — And What It Means for Latino Families Why Beef Prices Could Stay High — And What It Means for Latino Families
Culture February 19, 2026

Why Beef Prices Could Stay High — And What It Means for Latino Families

New economic data shows Latino households buy beef more often than most ... more

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It’s the time of year when New Year’s resolutions are made – and sometimes broken It’s the time of year when New Year’s resolutions are made – and sometimes broken
Culture January 30, 2024

It’s the time of year when New Year’s resolutions are made – and sometimes broken

Three-in-ten Americans report making at least one resolution this year, with half ... more

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If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books
Culture October 6, 2023

If you are a Latina Entrepreneur these are 5 most read books

From funding to pitching to self-esteem, these books address some of the ... more

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Why Don’t Catholics Eat Meat on Good Friday? Why Don’t Catholics Eat Meat on Good Friday?
Culture April 18, 2025

Why Don’t Catholics Eat Meat on Good Friday?

The History, Meaning, and Modern Practice of This Holy Week Tradition in ... more

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Tamales de Judas Keep a Living Tradition in Central Mexico Tamales de Judas Keep a Living Tradition in Central Mexico
Culture April 3, 2026

Tamales de Judas Keep a Living Tradition in Central Mexico

tamales de Judas reveal how Indigenous ingredients and Catholic traditions merge in ... more

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Is the era of books over? Think again, TikTok owner bytedance enters this market Is the era of books over? Think again, TikTok owner bytedance enters this market
Culture October 17, 2024

Is the era of books over? Think again, TikTok owner bytedance enters this market

ByteDance, the Chinese technology giant that owns TikTok, made an initial move ... more

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Dora Turned 25: Celebrating the Power of Speaking Spanish Dora Turned 25: Celebrating the Power of Speaking Spanish
Culture October 1, 2025

Dora Turned 25: Celebrating the Power of Speaking Spanish

In the late 1990s, Chris Gifford and Valerie Walsh Valdes obsessively sought ... more

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The beginning of the end of religion as we know it; 3 in 10 U.S. adults said they had no religious affiliation The beginning of the end of religion as we know it; 3 in 10 U.S. adults said they had no religious affiliation
Culture October 6, 2023

The beginning of the end of religion as we know it; 3 in 10 U.S. adults said they had no religious affiliation

There's a global, fast-growing population of people without a religion. That's according ... more

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Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State
Culture April 6, 2026

Spanish at Home, English at Work: How California’s Latinos Are Shaping the State

Latino bilingual workforce California is reshaping the state’s economy, but education gaps ... more

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69% of young adults say marriage and parenthood is in their future 69% of young adults say marriage and parenthood is in their future
Culture February 27, 2024

69% of young adults say marriage and parenthood is in their future

Today's young adults are reaching key milestones like marriage and parenthood later ... more

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A road trip: A quick guide to the 21 historic Spanish Missions A road trip: A quick guide to the 21 historic Spanish Missions
Culture April 23, 2023

A road trip: A quick guide to the 21 historic Spanish Missions

Starting in 1769, Spain began building a series of 21 missions along ... more

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In search of hope? People are listening to Christmas music earlier this year In search of hope? People are listening to Christmas music earlier this year
Culture November 15, 2024

In search of hope? People are listening to Christmas music earlier this year

It's mid-November and the holiday hits are already hitting new highs. The Christmas ... more

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Sharing, cooperation, conflict resolution and aversion to inequity, makes mammals a more just community Sharing, cooperation, conflict resolution and aversion to inequity, makes mammals a more just community
Culture October 15, 2023

Sharing, cooperation, conflict resolution and aversion to inequity, makes mammals a more just community

  Because literature and film so often depict nature as inherently unfair, people ... more

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LA County prepares libraries for strike this week LA County prepares libraries for strike this week
Culture April 28, 2025

LA County prepares libraries for strike this week

Temporary interruptions or library closures across Los Angeles County could be possible ... more