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20 Questions With: Christina Jovanna Olivarez
June 4, 2021Editor’s Note: This is a transcription of Latinitas Magazine’s SoundCloud podcast “20 Questions With,” where we invite bold and creative individuals to discuss their experiences…
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What is Code-Switching, and What is the Cost?
May 21, 2021AUSTIN, Tx.—You’re hanging out with your friends, talking, joking and laughing with each other. The flow and pattern of the conversation is easy, not forced….
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A Poem About Writing Poems
April 30, 2021The blank page taunts me, Yet here I am, about to try again For the thirtieth, fortieth, One hundredth time. And now…
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Repeat: Video Story
April 16, 2021AUSTIN, Tx. — While adjusting to new ways during the pandemic, life has become repetitive and an endless cycle of boredom. Adults and teenagers alike,…
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20 Questions With: The Red Note (Part 1)
March 19, 2021Editor’s Note: This is a transcription of Latinitas Magazine’s SoundCloud podcast “20 Questions With,” where we invite bold and creative individuals to discuss their experiences…
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Q&A: Ana Ponce – Paving The Path to a Better Public Education System
February 19, 2021Dr. Ana Ponce is currently the executive director at Great Public Schools Now, where she works closely with community leaders and organizations to improve the…
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Podcasting with Latinitas Media Chica Certification Program
October 20, 2020AUSTIN, Tx.—Latinitas’ fourth Media Chica cohort hopped on a Zoom call and recorded a podcast! With over 1.5 million podcasts to listen and choose from,…
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Ni Una Mas: “Forgotten: The Women of Juarez”
August 17, 2020SAN ANTONIO, TX—When the first mass-grave of women’s bodies turned up in Ciudad, Juárez in the 1990s, a city that’s about a ten minute walk…
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A Student’s Reminder that We are Strong Together but Apart
April 29, 2020Editor’s Note: Social distancing and self-isolation have tested our creativity with keeping in touch with friends, co-workers and loved ones. Easter and Passover were the…