All posts tagged "Culture"

    Rough neighborhoods (aka to some bad neighborhoods) are found in most major cities across America,...

WHAT MY FAMILY TAUGHT ME ABOUT MY PUERTO RICAN ROOTS & PRIDE   By  Nancy Arroyo Ruffin...

  Memorial Day Weekend oozed Puerto Rican and Latino with the 2014 Loisaida Festival edition that transformed...

With the creative collaboration of cinematographer Miguel Ferrer, Victor Manuelle’s video interpretation of “Que suenen los tambore”,...

February 25 – March 1 Feb 25 at 8:00pm to Mar 1 at 4:00pm A heartbreaking meditation...

With music blaring from the outside, attendees were eager to get in Stage 48 and celebrate the LatinTRENDS End of Summer Labor Day Industry Event. The event offered the red carpet, food and of course favorite Latin music. In attendance were bloggers, filmmakers, photographers, civic leaders, politicians, local celebrities, entrepreneurs, DJ’s, and...

This weekend is the 57th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade “Un Pueblo, Muchas Voces”/“One Nation, Many Voices”....

If you’re looking for an alternative activity to do with your mom this weekend; this is a...

I get asked about once a week “What are you?”. My immediate response is always “A human“....

In every culture there are always going to be misconceptions because stereotypes have lived with us forever. Having a discussion, learning about the culture or showing what the culture is about through a movie are some of the ways that the misconceptions could almost disappear being that people are learning the truth...

Ever do something that feels so normal to you, but to others it may just seem odd? Well, it just may be that you are doing something from your culture that only you would know about. Of course, this is not a bad thing, but rather, culture is around us every day...

Even with ‘equal opportunity employer’ within a company’s description is prominent today, do culture, gender, power and politics still play a role in today’s society in order to get promoted within a company? Unfortunately, for some, the answer is yes and this is one of the key questions that the panel of...

A carnival in February? Yes, that is right. Facing Central Park in New York City at El Museo Del Barrio, is a carnival that can be great for the whole family, but especially for children. This carnival combines both education and entertainment for the family to learn about the diversity of the...

Join us for drinks, dessert, and tunes from some of the city’s hottest up-and-coming artists.

This comedy show encourages independent improv so come on by either to participate or to enjoy the show. It's only 5 bucks!

theater show based in New York City 1905

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Carl Lamarre talks about Archuleta's new Spanish language album!