Humor
In this special summer segment, Laura Martínez hisplains vacation in different continents and why there is no time off for the overworked American employee
Laura Martinez warns American businesswomen visiting her country about the social (and hydration) hazards of venturing out for a drink on their own
Reporting from Mexico City, columnist Laura Martinez may or may not have gotten herself banned from all local restaurants (and her sister’s kitchen) for forgetting to say buen provecho after a meal
Laura Martinez on why Latinos carry illegal cargo like 15-lb wheels of stinky cheese, prohibited fruits, and other “little” treats on flights
In this month’s column, Laura Martinez hisplains why Latinos entrust their health and wellness to Vicks VapoRub, colita de rana, and—at some point—the doctor. This article is not sponsored by Vicks, but maybe it should be.
In this month’s column, Laura Martinez hisplains one of Mexico’s most famous exports—güeros—and the coded language perpetuating colorism in Latin America
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.
In her ninth Hisplaining column, Laura Martinez explains the improbable link between tamales and the Three Wise Men
Laura Martinez complains about—ahem, reflects on—the hilarious AI audio fails in her previous Hisplaining columns
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 her fourth monthly Hisplaining column, Laura Martinez examines food giants’ recent fixation with traditional Hispanic beverages like aguas frescas
Laura Martinez’s third monthly column tackles the complexities and contradictions of gendered nouns
Laura Martinez’s first monthly Hisplaining column covers tildes, accents, and everything in between