A look at the many historical connections between the state of Ohio and the island of Puerto Rico following U.S. annexation in 1898.

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.

Eco-Rasquache is a Rasquachismo of the twenty-first century, one that centers on environmentalism and rejects the massive amounts of waste that we make every day.

A funeral evokes childhood memories of Astoria, Queens, as a small group of Colombian immigrant families say goodbye to one of their last remaining patriarchs.

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.

While Mother's Day is touted as a time to honor a venerated mother figure especially in Latinx culture, this mini anthology offers different perspectives on motherhood from Vanessa Mártir’s Writing the Mother Wound workshop.

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

A literary debut exploring the many lives of Pedros, real and imagined, hoping to discover an America of their own.