While in the United States there are particular ways of reading Blackness, when it comes to Latinx mixed-race people, this does not necessarily translate across hemispherically, causing slippages in readings of race.

A new film set in the Dominican Republic explores the shared heritage among the global African diaspora.

Two Afro-Latinx artists discuss diasporic identity, the influence of U.S. imperialism on their personal and familial trajectories, and the creative process behind some of their current work, among other topics.

The interdisciplinary artist, curator, and educator reflects on her artistic practice and scholarly research, including her formative years as a DominicanYorker and the legacy of slavery and colonialism in Santo Domingo.

BEBA is an unflinching self-portrait by an up-and-coming, young Afro-Latina artist and filmmaker on a quest to discover her authentic voice.