Sandra Guzmán’s Daughters of Latin America: An International Anthology of Writing by Latine Women features 140 contributors.

Understanding J.Lo’s rise to stardom and post-9/11 U.S. anxiety around national security through the lens of surveillance aesthetics and symbolic colonization.

A conversation on Dr. Pabón-Colón’s current project ‘Rican Feminisms,’ feminist and Puerto Rican activist groups, the power of womxn in academia, and why making space for Rican feminists and performing womxn is so necessary.

Exploring Bolivian feminist theory and praxis in the work of four Bolivian women artists engaging with themes of identity, the body, and displacement.

Following last year’s Dobbs decision, three feminist scholars discuss its impact on women of color and the ongoing struggle for reproductive health.

The artist’s recent installation at SFMoMA highlights how a Chicana feminist sense of Rasquache, or Domesticana, composes a space for identity formation and cultural values.