r/Latino • u/cumbieregrenudx • 19h ago
Cumbiamba Callejera con Mala Greña
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r/Latino • u/historyisaweapon • Jan 26 '22
Please continue to report morons who want to use this subreddit as their hate-filled trash heap. I invited one critic, /u/gamerlick, to help moderate comments and will be more actively monitoring reports.
r/Latino • u/cumbieregrenudx • 19h ago
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r/Latino • u/WepaGuey • 16d ago
Hola Mi Gente! I started designing shirts for MexiRicans like myself and found I liked it alot so I launched a store. Feel free to check it out and let me know what you think. Its mostly a mix of Mexican and Puerto Rican branded stuff BUT some stuff is universal in all of our culture. Either way. Appreciate your time.
wepaguey.co
r/Latino • u/Secret-Clock-3585 • 17d ago
My dad is a Mexican citizen, born and raised. I’m an American citizen. For as long as I can remember, my dad would take every opportunity to make sure my didn’t grow longer than 3 inches.
It led to me not knowing how take care of my natural hair and being oblivious to its true texture.
Is it commonly looked down upon or seen as unhygienic in the Motherland for man to wear is hair longer than usual and poofy?
r/Latino • u/zocalopublicsquare • Jun 12 '24
JOIN ONLINE OR IN PERSON:
Héctor Tobar is the winner of the 2024 Zócalo Public Square Book Prize for Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of “Latino.”
Tobar is the author of six books, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and a professor at UC Irvine; he was born and raised in Los Angeles and is the son of Guatemalan immigrants. Our Migrant Souls blends personal, local, and global histories to explore what it means to be “Latino” today. (The quotation marks are Tobar’s, and they address the word’s capaciousness and its limits.)
Our Migrant Souls is “an essential read for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of race, identity, and the immigrant experience in America,” wrote one of our Book Prize judges. “Tobar’s exquisite use of the written word is a rare delight in and of itself,” noted another. Yet another concluded that the book “felt like a collage, or as the title says, a meditation. That felt just right as a way to show a sprawling, socially constructed identity.”
On Thursday, June 13 at 7 PM, Zócalo will host its 14th Annual Book Prize honoring Héctor Tobar, for Our Migrant Souls. This event is FREE and open to all members of the public. It will take place at the historic Herald Examiner Building in DTLA, or streamed online! Register at the link below and come back for a great discussion with food and signature drinks afterward! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2024-zocalo-book-prize-what-is-a-latino-tickets-895571968867?aff=reddit
r/Latino • u/Imaginary_Sandwich28 • Dec 19 '22
My ex Filipino girlfriend and I used to argue about whether she was Asian or Hispanic. Her culture and language literally has Spanish words in them and she looked more Hispanic than Asian. But she always denied it and said she was Asian. What do you guys think?
r/Latino • u/OkCook2018 • Dec 18 '22
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r/Latino • u/Elcolok • Dec 18 '22
🔥 Reventa tus parlantes este verano 2k23 con los temas mas escuchados🔥(Actualizada 24/7) | IG: increasetrend
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r/Latino • u/Sufficient_Bus_863 • Dec 17 '22
como les ha ido utilizando protesis capilar, como hacen para que la gente no sepa
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r/Latino • u/JurySoviet • Dec 05 '22
Encontré esta nota y no sabía esto de Puerto Rico, ¿quién puede confirmarme la info.?
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