The film “Letní škola, 2001” that hit cinemas in the Czech Republic tells the story of the identity crises faced by the ...

This year, the U.S. marks the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Vietnam. It should not forget the scores of ...

Long-term research of a specific population could yield universal information about trauma’s long-term cognitive impacts and ...

The Hispanic Heritage Foundation will honor Cheeh Marin for his contributions to Latinx culture in the U.S. as a comedian, ...

Los Angeles doesn’t just march – it designs resistance. And this summer, that resistance has a new rally cry: No Ice.

The Chicano movement, the poets, especially one poet by the name of Alhurista, found this myth and conceptualized Aztlan as their ancient homeland – the land once theirs taken by the US.

An image of the El Alacrán Newsletter at UT Arlington from 1972. The newsletter provided a voice for the Chicano community on campus. Courtesy UTA Association of Mexican-American Students Records, ...

During the community dialogue on the meaning of fiestas, hosted by Chicano Culture Santa Barbara, different perspectives on the 100 year-old tradition were given. "This is the one week that our ...

From lowriders to mariachi, explore the 2025 California State Fair in Sacramento with events honoring Latino culture and family traditions.

Mexican designer blends Chicano and Japan’s Harajuku styles In a leafy park in Mexico City, beside colonial era fountains and food stands, Italia Segovia’s designs are turning heads, as usual.

Deeply rooted in Chicano culture and shaped by the diverse landscapes of California, Romero’s work explores themes of identity, community, and the human connection to place.

Chicano Culture has spanned the world from Brazil to Japan. Today we meet two native Japanese who left their country to live out their dreams living the Chicano lifestyle in Southern California.