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Luis Carrasquillo was born in the foothills of El Yunque, Puerto Rico, in 1942, and emigrated to New York in 1959. He settled in Greenwich Village where he has developed an extensive work as a painter, poet, and researcher.
Political scientist and NBC News contributor Stephen Nuño-Pérez and NBC News researcher and reporter Gwen Aviles co-authored an article exploring the issues surrounding the gender-neutral term “Latinx.” In the March 7th article, the co-authors
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In an effort to eliminate the stigma around HIV / AIDS in the Latino community, Pinyon Foundation and Hispanic Communications Network-La Red Hispana, in collaboration with the Act Against AIDS initiative, launched today an
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PharmacyChecker.com, an online pharmacy verification and consumer drug price comparison website, has launched www.PharmacyChecker.com/ES, a Spanish version of its popular website. The new website helps Spanish-speakers save as much as 90% on prescription medication. PharmacyChecker.com
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Unilever’s biggest brands kicked off the largest U.S. Hispanic social media and entertainment gathering in the country in Miami this month. Unilever kicked off Hispanicize 2016 with Tu Twist, a campaign that celebrates Latina
