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Friday Film Roundup: Across the Spider-Verse, The Boogeyman, Past Lives, and More

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Friday Film Roundup: Across the Spider-Verse, The Boogeyman, Past Lives, and More

If you or anyone in your household is under the age of 30, you probably know what movie you’re going to see this weekend. The hype for this week’s “Spider-Verse” sequel is unlike anything the superhero genre has seen since…well, honestly, the last “Spider-Man” movie. That being said, the weekend [...]

Op-Ed: On the Freedom to Thrive

News|POLICY 

Op-Ed: On the Freedom to Thrive

Ten-year-old Wilton and his mother Meylin fled their home in Nicaragua seeking freedom and safety in the United States after enduring years of domestic abuse. When they finally arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border, where Meylin hoped to reunite with relatives and start a new life away from danger, immigration officials [...]

WATCH: Laurie Hernandez Addresses Mental Health in Latinx Communities

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WATCH: Laurie Hernandez Addresses Mental Health in Latinx Communities

Nike knows that mental health is as essential as physical health, particularly when it comes to an athlete’s ability to realize their fullest potential in both sport and life. That’s why Nike partnered with Crisis Text Line, a support line that provides free, 24/7 counseling via text messaging for individuals [...]

Emma Tenayuca: The Depression-Era Union Organizer Who Became “La Pasionaria de Texas”

News|HISTORIA 

Emma Tenayuca: The Depression-Era Union Organizer Who Became “La Pasionaria de Texas”

“I was arrested a number of times. I don't think that I felt exactly fearful. I never thought in terms of fear. I thought in terms of justice.” These words, spoken by Mexican-American labor activist Emma Tenayuca in a 1983 interview with the Texas Observer, capture the tenacious spirit of the [...]