Rafael Magaña

Leadership

Our Idea of Feminism Doesn't Cancel Men — It Calls Them In

Feminism packaged as a lifestyle brand demands nothing from anyone. Rafael Magaña argues the version worth building demands intersectionality without exception, and room for men inside the work, not outside it.

Jul 8, 2026

Culture

Tamara Gisiger & Claudia Romo: Unearthing LA's Forgotten History

A teenager's school research forced a room full of officials to confront a buried chapter of American history: the mass deportation of nearly a million Mexican Americans during the Great Depression, and the memorial now rising to remember them.

Jul 8, 2026

New Census Data: Hispanic-Owned Firms Top 5.8 Million, Nearly $1 Trillion in Receipts

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new figures on Hispanic-owned businesses, and the scale is now unmistakable. Hispanic-owned firms

Feb 2, 2026

Living & Travel

The Growing Influence of Latinos in the U.S.

By 2050, nearly one in three U.S. residents will be Latino. The purchasing power, the population, and the record already set by figures like Cesar Chavez, Mario Molina, and Ellen Ochoa point to a country arriving faster than its institutions are ready for.

Jan 1, 2026