Latino Rebels

Our journey began with a team of passionate individuals who recognized the lasting impact of social media. We value genuine, unedited, and independent perspectives. To share this vision, we've been creating content across various platforms, including our main website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. We take pride in building a vibrant community that is bilingual, bicultural, tech-savvy, and seeks authentic connections rather than sales pitches.

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Neuro-Inclusivity, Belonging and Radical Hospitality

Sep 30, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Latino Rebels

Latino Rebels Radio goes on the road for a live podcast recording at Mitchell College in New London, Connecticut. Host Julio Ricardo Varela welcomes seven students to discuss how a college such as Mitchell is creating more welcoming, accessible living and learning environments in a world that continues to get more and more diverse. Thanks to the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut for making this live show possible. Related
A Message From Futuro Media

Sep 19, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Latino Rebels

Dear Latino Rebels readers:As you may know, Futuro Media has been dealing with significant financial challenges recently. As a result, we’ve decided to pause Latino Rebels and take a break from our coverage while we work on a plan for Latino Rebels going forward. In the meantime, the website will not publish new stories, and we will put out our last new episode of Latino Rebels Radio —for now— on September 28. We believe that every challenge is an opportunity for something new and great.
Audience Declines in Traditional U.S. Latino and Black Media Continue

Sep 8, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Yesica Balderrama

News tailored for U.S. Latinos and Black Americans experienced audience declines in certain traditional formats, according to the Hispanic and Black News Media Fact Sheet, published last month by the Pew Research Center. Spanish-language networks Telemundo and Univision suffered audience losses in the past few years. Newspaper distribution rates were also negatively impacted.
American Homeboy

Sep 6, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Latino Rebels

We welcome The Daily Chela founder Brandon Loran Maxwell to discuss his new film, American Homeboy, for a nuanced discussion of Cholo culture and how it still influences pop culture today.
Back at It on September 5

Aug 25, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Latino Rebels

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Democracy in Doubt

Aug 25, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Latino Rebels

Following a historic election victory by the progressive Semilla Party in Guatemala, Latino Rebels Radio producer Oscar Fernandez steps in as guest host to welcome Marco Fonseca, Instructor of Latin American and International Studies at York University in Canada, to discuss how this election almost didn’t happen. Related
'Hope, Soledad' Centers Inner Worlds of Indigenous Mexican Women

Aug 23, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Cristina Escobar

The movie Hope, Soledad is quiet but moving—it takes about 15 minutes before there is any meaningful dialogue in the indie film from Sundance Labs alumni Yolanda Cruz. Portraying so many silent moments of reflection, Hope, Soledad is a deeply personal film about grief, healing, and what it is to be a Mexican woman today.
'Hope, Soledad' Centers Inner Worlds of Indigenous Mexican Women

Aug 23, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Cristina Escobar

The movie Hope, Soledad is quiet but moving—it takes about 15 minutes before there is any meaningful dialogue in the indie film from Sundance Labs alumni Yolanda Cruz. Portraying so many silent moments of reflection, Hope, Soledad is a deeply personal film about grief, healing, and what it is to be a Mexican woman today.
'Hope, Soledad' Centers Inner Worlds of Indigenous Mexican Women

Aug 23, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Cristina Escobar

The movie Hope, Soledad is quiet but moving—it takes about 15 minutes before there is any meaningful dialogue in the indie film from Sundance Labs alumni Yolanda Cruz. Portraying so many silent moments of reflection, Hope, Soledad is a deeply personal film about grief, healing, and what it is to be a Mexican woman today.
'Blue Beetle' Is More than Just Latino Representation (REVIEW)

Aug 21, 2023 | latinorebels.com | Cristina Escobar

The latest entry by DC Comics, Blue Beetle, carries a heavy weight. As the first live-action superhero movie starring, written by and directed by Latinos, it’s supposed to signal Latinos’ cultural power. Here we are, finally getting that big-budget Hollywood blockbuster we’ve been asking for. And, to be clear, folks have been asking for it pretty directly since before 2018, the year Black Panther came out and proved that POC-led and created fare translates into big bucks for studios.