In her latest column, Laura Martinez explains how to tell if someone is a Latino or not. Pro tip: Ask if they own a sombrero.
As Publisher Pedro A. Guerrero pens his final letter and introduces a new managing editor, he reflects on the exponential power and impact of Latinos who advocate for themselves and others
Patricia Arboleda offers predictions—and advice—to business leaders who want to get ahead of the curve
In her ninth Hisplaining column, Laura Martinez explains the improbable link between tamales and the Three Wise Men
Marcela Miguel Berland and Frank Gómez point to five factors driving the continued lack of diversity at the leadership level
In honor of Latina Equal Pay Day, Argelia Martinez explains how allies to the Latina community can help tackle pay inequality
Laura Martinez’s eighth monthly Hisplaining column covers Día de los Muertos—aka, what she’s dubbing the new Cinco de Mayo
Raquel Tamez on why an organization’s corporate values should be a reflection of what it is—not what it hopes to be
Key lessons and tips from Latina entrepreneur Patricia Arboleda
When I was first approached to run for a seat in the Texas legislature, I…
Aracely Muñoz explains why more people need to take notice of the US Latino community’s long history of philanthropic contributions
Maria Fernanda Reyes reflects on the power of the media industry and her viral interaction with Vice President Kamala Harris at a 2021 press conference
Marcela Miguel Berland and Frank Gómez on whether the United States is ready to accept and embrace its “majority minority” future
Laura Martinez complains about—ahem, reflects on—the hilarious AI audio fails in her previous Hisplaining columns
Latinos are well accustomed to reinvention in the face of adversity. Publisher Pedro A. Guerrero argues that this makes them the best equipped to lead and make a change for the better.
Salomon Chiquiar-Rabinovich advocates for genuine DEI transformation so that neurodiverse talent is included in the post-pandemic workplace
Hispanics represent less than 3 percent of the highest ranks of the US military. Air Force veteran Carlos E. Martinez reveals the pattern of missteps that has allowed that underrepresentation to be perpetuated.
Laura Martinez’s sixth monthly column covers the dos and don’ts of celebrating Hispanic history and culture
To x or not to x? Laura Martinez’s latest Hisplaining column explores the concept and complexities of gender-neutral terms
In the wake of the Great Resignation, employees are demanding value-led companies. Oriana Branon explains how to find them.
Norlan Hernández Blandón on the challenges facing leaders of color and his own journey to embracing his Latino identity