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What Did We Do After The Earth Screamed? This Is How We Lived 2017 Mexico's Earthquake in Cultura Colectiva
September 19, 2018
|Cultura ColectivaCultura Colectiva will premiere a documentary about Mexico's 2017 earthquake, as an homage to all those who lived the catastrophe.
The Voices Of An Earthquake: Alma, The Survivor Who Made It Out Of The Rubble
September 18, 2018
|Octavio OrtegaAlma’s building collapsed during Mexico’s 2017 earthquake.Though it took nine hours for her to be rescued, it’s taken her months to overcome the trauma.
The President Who Is Against Immigration Praises Hispanic Contribution To The United States
September 17, 2018
|Patricia CorderoDonald Trump commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month at the White House with rather contradictory remarks.
‘We Are Under The Rubble”: Rod, From Accountant To Brigade Member
September 14, 2018
|Gustavo PinedaRodrigo Heredia Chía was one of the brigade members who helped rescue people from collapsed buildings during the earthquake in Mexico on September 19th.
Mexico's Independence Was Won By Women, But We Celebrate A Licentious Priest
September 14, 2018
|María Isabel Carrasco Cara ChardsEvery year we honor the heroes that achieved Mexico's Independence, but there are so many left out, mainly women.
Here's Why The Hispanic Community Is The One That Built The US We Know Today
September 13, 2018
|Hugo MarquezIt’s not about validation; it’s about visibility. The Hispanic Heritage Month remembers, honors, and celebrates Hispanic Americans whose unique culture and heritage shaped the American society for the better.
The Inca Ruler And Peruvian Revolutionary Who Inspired 2Pac's Persona
September 13, 2018
|María Isabel Carrasco Cara ChardsTupac Shakur was a musical and cultural icon. However, his destiny might have been defined by being named after two Peruvian revolutionaries who shared the name: Tupac Amaru
The Mummies Of Guanajuato Museum That Displays Dozens Of Bodies In Excruciating Pain
September 11, 2018
|María Isabel Carrasco Cara ChardsThe Mummies of Guanajuato Museum displays dozens of naturally-preserved bodies showing the excruciating pain they suffered as a result of cholera.
From Caligula To Nero: There Might Be A Scientific Explanation For Their Eccentricities
September 10, 2018
|María Isabel Carrasco Cara ChardsMany Roman Emperors like Caligula and Nero are known for their eccentricities and madness. This might be the result of plumbism or lead poisoning.
Anna Coleman Ladd: The Woman Who Gave Back Self-Esteem To Mutilated Soldiers With Facial Prosthetics
September 6, 2018
|María Isabel Carrasco Cara ChardsAnna Coleman Ladd created prosthetics for soldiers whose faces had been mutilated in World War I. By doing so, they were able to recover their self-esteem.