Report: Immigrant Women in the U.S. Food Industry
Report: Immigrant Women in the U.S. Food Industry
The Southern Poverty Law Center recently published a report called “Injustice on Our Plates: Immigrant Women in the U.S. Food Industry” that interviewed about 150 women working in the food […]
Bien Buena – Latinas Don’t Worry About Weight
A recent report said that Latinas and African-American women don’t worry about their weight as much as whites do, they tend to see themselves as having a “normal” weight more […]
Snow White’s Advice: Cook, Clean, Men
I don’t know if you all have seen these videos from Second City, but they are too funny! In a series called “Advice From A Cartoon Princess” the actress recounts […]
Big Revelation: Latino Teens Just as Insecure as Rest
A new survey says that Latino boys are not as confident about their looks as once thought. So where do I begin? As a former Latino boy, güerco, chilpayate, I […]
Clorox: Cleaning ‘A Rite of Passage’ For Latinas
What in the world?! I don’t know who wrote this press release, but they should be fired immediately. From a press release from Clorox about a study the company did […]
Poor Eva Longoria, Mujeriegos y Matrimonios
Doesn’t it suck that these things are always so predicable? I, for one, feel for Eva Longoria (who filed for divorce after he husband Spurs basketball player Tony Parker was caught […]
Guapura 101: ¡Qué Tacones! High Heels and Your Feet
Okay, first off, happy Monday. Secondly, let’s talk tacones. This ridiculous story comes on the heels (sorry for the pun) of a designer’s creation of nine-inch heels. Yes, NINE inch […]
Shadeism: Güero, Moreno and the Importance of Color
I’m a light-skinned Latina and as far back as I can remember, I was made aware of the fact that I was a güera. Regardless of what country of origin […]
Susana Martinez on Immigration, Being Latina and Republican
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez gave an interesting interview to Latina magazine in which she speaks on several different topics, including the DREAM Act, immigration reform and why she became […]
Latinas Less Likely to Get Treated for Breast Cancer
Latina women are less likely to receive breast cancer care because health care providers are less likely to recommend treatments. This disparity for Latinas and African-American women does not exist […]