Getting Inked is a Tradition With Latinos
Getting Inked is a Tradition With Latinos
By John Rosales, Hispanic Link News Service My tio Lalo was proud of the Jesus portrait tattooed across his chest. He also had the Virgen strategically scratched on his left […]
Latinos With Tattoos Seek To Represent Their Culture
David Tomás Martinez remembers getting his first tattoo when he was 18 years old; it said San Diego in old English script. Over the years he kept adding more scripts, […]
What Separates Latino Hipsters From The Rest?
Austin, Texas — First off, you may be asking yourself, “What is a hipster?” The answer is the type of difficult one that accompanies trying to distill cultural movements. But, […]
The Top Props For The Stereotypical Latino
You know, sometimes it’s hard being Latino. You wake up, go about your day, do your business, and then people ask you where your donkey is, or whether your family […]
Culture On A T-Shirt & Other Ways Latinos Assimilate
This just in: new arrivals in the U.S. are not generally welcomed with open arms. Benjamin Franklin initially opposed German immigrants, because of fears that they would not assimilate. (He used […]
Interview With Mexico’s Vampire Woman
By Enrique Limón, of El Zonkey Show and on Twitter Mexicans fall short on internet meme hierarchy. Perhaps it’s because we hardly keep inside cats; maybe it’s because we need to save up memory […]
