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Camila Dejesus

Austin

Magazine and Media Editor at Latinitas

Articles

  • 1 week ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Jenny Castro |Camila Dejesus

    Photo by Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images)Decades after her passing, Selena still remains one of the most influential figures in the Latino community and continues to have a major impact in the realm of pop culture both in the U.S. and abroad.

  • 1 week ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus

    ¡Tú Cuentas! Cine Youth Fest’s Winner Victorya Cintra’s latest short film, Tea For Two,  imagines a not-so-distant future where American women have been reduced to dutiful housewives. They roam around in their colorful yet confining dresses, forced to serve the men in their lives. Forced to make themselves smaller and forced to exist in a world where birth control has been banned. It’s a haunting and timely portrayal on Cintra’s part.

  • 2 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus |Jenny Castro |Mariana Medina Barragán

    Just last week, Latina and Filipina actress Tatianna Córdoba’s dreams came true as she made her Broadway debut, starring as Ana García in the musical adaptation of Real Women Have Curves, inspired by Josefina López’s 1990 play. Córdoba was honored to redefine the role that’s best known for America Ferrera’s incredible portrayal in the 2002 classic film of the same name.

  • 2 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Jenny Castro |Camila Dejesus |Mariana Medina Barragán

    Puerto Rican pride was in full display Saturday night at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena. Rauw Alejandro, the fresh-faced reggaeton singer/songwriter, launched his world tour Cosa Nuestra in the Pacific Northwest on April 5th and gave fans a spectacular production easily comparable to an elaborate vintage-styled Broadway show.

  • 3 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus

    On March 28th, the University of Texas held its 2025 Latino Policy Research Symposium. What started as a student-led initiative developed into a full-day event filled with panels empowering Latinos through policy and politics. This year’s theme was Avanzamos Juntos: Fostering Economic Opportunities. In keeping with the theme, the symposium invited former Assistant Deputy Secretary for the U.S. Department of Education Montserrat Garibay to be their keynote speaker.