Since its founding in 1970, NPR has struggled with diversity and inclusion both within its ranks and the American public.

A Latinx community nurse reflects on the vaccine hesitancy within Latinx communities and communities of color, as well the historical and present-day implications of harm caused by the US medical system.

On the importance of Ethnic Studies in higher education, and the role of community in Latinx epistemologies and learning designs.

A loving portrait of the enduring legacy of the Puerto Rican community in Chicago and a timely reflection on the Puerto Rican experience, past and present.

A pioneering figure within Latinx Studies shares a personal reflection on the early years of the field and its evolution into the present.

A successful push by Lehman College's Latinx Student Alliance to address a lack of diversity in the English Department, shows "the power of culturally responsive student-led anti-racist initiatives to transform outdated curricula.”

Ahead of “The Future of Afro-Latinx Studies” symposium, inaugural Miriam Jiménez Román Fellow (2020-21) reflects on the impact of The Afro-Latin@ Reader, 10 years later, and how it has shaped the current state of Afro-Latinx Studies.