Happy Pride Month! 🌈 During this month, we reflect on the contributions LGBTQ Latinos have provided to this country. Latinos have made an undeniable impression on more than 500 years of culture and history. Our puzzle would not be complete without your piece, and we are proud of

Sylvia Rivera was an activist who advocated for transgender people and the homeless, and was heavily involved with the Gay Liberation Front. Sylvia co-founded the Street Transvestite (later Transgender) Action Revolutionaries (STAR) with longtime friend Marsha P. Johnson. Through

🚨CALLING ALL ARTISTS🎨 We’re excited to share that the #LatinoMuseumDesignContest is back! Share your talent & submit your artwork before midnight on July 16 for a chance to win a $500 gift card. More info at the link in our bio 🔗

José Julio Sarria, known as The Grand Mere Absolute Empress I de San Francisco, was a political activist. José served in the Army during WWII, and in 1961, he became the first openly gay candidate for public office in the US. José was a drag queen and regular performer at the

Our #LatinoMuseumDesignContest is back!🎨 Share your best artwork with us by July 16. We can't wait to see what you come up with! Check out the link in our bio for more🔗

Excited to see what you got! Check out the link in our bio for more 🎨

After launching an initiative in partnership with the Consulate of Mexico in Los Angeles a little over a year ago focused on the shared history and future of Hollywood and Mexico’s film industry, the Friends organization was honored to be invited to co-host a reception with

Latinos are America going back 500 years. Gracias, John Leguizamo

Rest in peace to music legend and Grammy-winning artist Eddie Palmieri. Eddie’s career began as early as 11 years old when he was playing piano at Carnegie Hall. By 14, the Puerto Rican star formed his first band. In the 1950’s, Eddie was a pianist with the Eddie Forester

🚨🎨LAST CALL! Submit your design for an opportunity to have your artwork showcased and win a $500 Target gift card by TODAY at midnight! Link in bio 🔗

ON THIS DAY: One hundred and five years ago, the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, guaranteeing American women’s right to vote, was ratified. abcnews.link/JzAEMqO

Thank you all for your incredible submissions to the #LatinoMuseumDesignContest! We are truly amazed by our Latino artists’ talent. The time has come now to cast YOUR vote for your favorite design! Cast your vote at the link in our bio by Sept. 5! 🔗🎨

The power of one voice representing generations. Adelante, Bad Bunny! 🥂