Latinitas

6 days ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Mariana Carrasco |Jenny Castro |Anna Martinez |Camila Dejesus

By Dana GaribaldiAUSTIN, Tx—At this year’s Texas Tribune Festival, investigative reporter Jean Guerrero and law professor Cristina Rodríguez discussed the current and controversial immigration policies of the Trump administration, policies which have affected thousands of members of the Latinx community including the attempt to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

2 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus

Since Denali’s debut on Season 13 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, the icon has been keeping busy. Whether it’s sharing her latest looks on Instagram or forcing Drag Race’s most notable contestants into the skating rink, Denali’s artistry finds a way to shine through. Though much to fan’s delight, the Mexican-American star still found the time to come back home. Denali is returning, this time to Drag Race All Stars Season 10, a new tournament-style competition.

2 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus

From the moment Cynthia Lee Fontaine entered the werkroom, she was an effortless favorite. Her charisma, comedy, and cucu all stood out, making her a beloved icon. Since her last appearance onDrag RaceSeason 9, Fontaine has gone through quite a journey. Experiencing various health crises, including several back surgeries and a hip replacement.

2 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus

The polished pageant queen is back! First introduced in Season 14 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Alyssa Hunter is making her return on Season 10 of Drag Race All Stars and you don’t wanna miss it. In between seasons, the Puerto Rican knockout has been touring around the world and coaching pageant runways on the island–but now she’s back for vengeance. Latinitas Magazine sat down with her to talk all about her love for pageants, Puerto Rico, and, of course, the latest season of Drag Race All Stars.

3 weeks ago | latinitasmagazine.org | Camila Dejesus |Mariana Carrasco

Beatriz de los Mozos was only 28 when she received the devastating news. As a young woman with scoliosis, the time had finally come, and she had been advised against wearing her favorite shoes. Instead, she was instructed to wear shoes that aided her back and were, for lack of a better word, not as complimentary as her favorite espadrilles. For someone as fashion-forward as de los Mozos, this simply would not do. If her own shoes were hurting her back, then she would just have to make new ones.