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Latinx

All Latinx cultures deserve to be celebrated and appreciated

By Ava Quandt

"It just makes me smile:" Student recipe submissions for Latinx history month

By Clara Tjen

Gender non-conforming Latinx students

By Violet Miller-Brady

DÌa de Los Muertos fosters remembrance and celebration

By Eloise Thomas

Latinx Heritage Month assembly features dance and spoken word

By Maya Dang

Shift in Ethnic Studies teaching better represents Latinx culture

By Sage Feldman

Soccer rooted in Latin culture 

By Metztli Olague Guerrero

BAHIA, Inc. Bridges Communities Through Bilingual Education

By Elta Tracy

Foreign Language Classes Suffer From Lack of Focus and Real World Connection

By The Berkeley High Jacket

Muralist Juana Alicia Inspires Social Change Through Provoking Public Art

By Elta Tracy

Celebrity Artist Profile: Yalitza Aparicio

By Luisa Bertolli

Berkeley Restaurant Spotlight: Best Latinx Eateries

By Eliot Hertenstein

Latin American Entertainment Industry Deeply Impacted by COVID-19

By Marina Howard

To Achieve Unity, Latinx Community Must Acknowledge Complex Identities

By Mia Hernandez

Latinx Unidos Club Prepares Celebration for Chicanx/Latinx Heritage Month

By Pearl Gauthier

Music From Latin America Acts as a Form of Cultural Resistance

By Ariel Spagnolo

Hispanic Engineers and Scientists Club Works to Diversify STEM

By Norah Lee

Bay Area Dance Studios Bring Together the Latinx Community

By Ruby Freedman

Identity-Based Support Groups Would Benefit the Broader Student Body

By Auden Svoboda

Latinx Athletes Shine in Professional Sports Worldwide

By Kieran Sullivan

Student-Submitted Poems for Latinx Heritage Month

By The Berkeley High Jacket

Underrepresentation of Latinx People in Media Persists and Distorts Politics

By Ulysses Noe