Four artists and creatives join In The Know’s third annual event spotlighting Latinx and Hispanic communities.
Latinx Stories
Katya Echazarreta, the first Mexican-born woman to go to space, reflects on her out-of-this-world impact
“This is a gift that I’m able to give to so many different Latinas in the world, but especially to all of the different women in my family.”
Gen Z nonbinary actor Damian Terriquez brings intersectional voice to ‘That ’90s Show,’ ‘Glamorous’
The actor shares how representation appears to be evolving in Hollywood.
Latina employees continue to face a wage gap that’s barely improved since 1989
Dec. 8 is Latina Equal Pay Day. For every dollar paid to a white, non-Hispanic male, Latina employees make $0.54.
Latinx teen Daniella Benitez is building miracles, one house at a time
The college student has learned a lot about community since she helped build her first house at 12 years old.
TikToker shares how family and friends reacted when she said she’s going to space: ‘You are making history’
The Mexican-born electrical engineer’s family is beyond excited.
Victor Ramos is not a one-trick pony: How the beauty influencer is breaking into pop culture without losing his audience
Whether you know Victor Ramos from his beauty tutorials, Makeup Forever campaigns or from his uncanny ability to recreate reality TV scenes, he’s still going to surprise you.
Latinx and Hispanic entrepreneurs discuss how they’ve found success at In The Know by Yahoo’s live event
The sold-out show, which took place at Mexican hot spot Cosme, was moderated by In The Know’s beauty producer Lisa Azcona.
How to help victims of Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico
Millions of Puerto Ricans are left without power and water after a devastating hurricane — almost five years to the day after Hurricane Maria hit.
Why it’s a problem ‘new’ TikTok aesthetics like ‘clean girl’ don’t acknowledge the history of the trends
The problematic naming aside — if you don’t fit in with the look, are you then considered “dirty”? — the trend isn’t exactly “new” for women of color.