Op-Ed: Attack on the Afro- The Absence of Black Hair and Heritage in Buenos Aires
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By Nadiyah Fisher
Opinion and Interviews
Horton Cracks the Egg: Dr. Seuss's Racism Is On Full Display As He Enters the Latin American Market
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By Luke Morales
Disclaimer: this article contains images with racist themes.
Op-Ed: A Look at Religion and Homosexuality in Latin America
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By Luke Morales
Op-Ed: The Problematic History of Birth Control Pills
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By Abby Neiser
Interview: Brazil’s COVID-19 Response Threatens Not Just Its Citizenry But Also the Whole World
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By Ben Lyons
This interview has been translated from the original Portuguese by the author. The interviewee is a local official in a Brazilian city. Due to the volatile political climate in Brazil and sensitivity of the topic, they have requested anonymity.
I know that the situation in Brazil is very bad right now. How is it in your city/your state/your region?
Op-Ed: Using Hispanic Heritage Month as a Platform for Change
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As the University of Pittsburgh celebrates its third annual Hispanic Heritage Month, let's admire the achievements Latinx at Pitt has made with regards to raising awareness about Latinidad! It is easy to forget amidst the dance lessons, research symposiums, game nights, and panels that many members of the Latinx community are still left out by confusing nomenclature that ultimately erases the complexity of Latinidad. In universities, the opportunity gap and elitism continue to suppress access to equitable education and resources for Latinx students, faculty, and staff. Is HHM the platform under which Pitt can better serve its Latinx students?
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