Political Art at the U.S.-Mexico Border
February 18, 2020
Many artists use their medium as a form to express themselves in moments of heightened emotions.
Art and Culture
Mexican Avant-Garde: What is Estridentismo Mexicano
February 6, 2020
Día de las Muertas
November 12, 2019
This past weekend, Mexico, and other Latin American countries including, Belize, Ecuador, Guatemala and Peru, celebrated th
The Weaponization of Music and Social Media Against Homophobia in México
October 21, 2019
This amalgamation of influences produced a Mexican state that has a diverse and lively array of LGBTQ+ communities in different cities across the nation. In the context of “queer” meaning relating to people who do not conform to the heteronormative or cis-gendered Mexican lifestyle, Mexican queer history reveals to us that Mexican LGBTQ+ people have had to adapt to different ways of living across different regions and periods. The administration of NAFTA added another dimension, shifting México into a country that freely adopted trade between the U.S. and Canada.
Las lenguas indígenas latinoamericanas
October 16, 2019
Los idiomas nativos son muy importantes para crear una identidad y expandir la cultura de una región, especialmente en América Latina. América Latina tiene una increíble cantidad de lenguas indígenas que se ha dividido y extendido durante muchas generaciones. Algunas lenguas bien conocidas incluyen yucateco, tzetzal, q'anjob’alan, chuj, mocho, k’iche y mam (Campbell, 1997).
National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States: A Brief Note About Its Past and Future
October 4, 2019
As communities around the United States prepare to initiate the 30th anniversary of the first observation of National Hispanic Heritage Month, many citizens and attendants do not think to
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