‘Jevas Combativas’ is the only Spanish-language feminist show on commercial radio in America — In Puerto Rico, young people have come of age in a time of constant crisis. Throughout a 14-year-long recession and Hurricane María’s aftermath, thousands have been forced to leave while those left behind fight to survive. When a transcript of chats between government officials, including then-Gov. …

‘Clap When You Land’ explores grief and its taboo in Latinx culture — Lately, the New York Times bestselling author and National Book Award winner Elizabeth Acevedo has been thinking a lot about grief and life in the Dominican Republic. …

The movie centered around a dance competition, but the dynamics between Latinx students and White saviors were hard to miss — My native language, Spanish, is one of the most beautiful languages I’ve ever heard. I grew up in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in a middle-class family, and the English language was my tool for upward mobility. There are private schools for every budget and the most selective ones are those…

In ‘Tina,’ playwright Katori Hall shows the legend’s complex reality and legacy — The theater has an inclusivity problem, especially people of color. Not only in theatergoers, but also in casts and creative teams. Reports from the Broadway League say 75% of patrons are White. …