Latinx representation is a highlight of 13th Hola Mexico Film Festival
Vaccine Myths and Misconceptions
Let's celebrate Black History Month
Stories From The Stove (Beans!): A LA Taco x USC Collaboration
Conversation with Latinx leaders
Live Discussion and Reading with Naibe Reynoso
Heriberto Carrillo: The Firefighter
Latinx students about talked about election and vote
Emmy's Watch Party
Happy Sunday! Dímelo wants to invite all of you to join our Facebook Live watch party for the Emmy's!
Ivan Sargento, a Mariachi from Teotitlan del Valle in Oaxaca, Mexico talks about how COVID-19 has affected his work as a musician. During these difficult times, people in Mexico are suffering from income insecurity and have to go out to earn their daily bread despite the pandemic.
LA CASA goes virtual!
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No es viernes, pero el cuerpo no sabe
No es viernes, pero el cuerpo no sabe #quarentinelife #stayinghome
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Chingona, Latina and Proud
Dímelo continues to honor Latina women in Women's History Month!
Latina poet Angela Aguirre speaks her truth. What happens when you aren't ni de aquí ni de allá? 🇲🇽 💃 🇺🇲
Gone But Not Forgotten: Remembering Kobe Bryant
In honor of his memorial, fans around Los Angeles shared their admiration for the legendary basketball player.
What's your favorite memory of Black Mamba?
Latinos at the Oscars
Salvadorean pastry chef gives us a sneak peak at what celebrities had at the Oscars Governor's Ball.
Gia Madel has worked for Wolfgang Puck for almost 15 years. She came to the United States when she was 6 years old and found her love for baking helping her mom out in the kitchen.
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USC Student brings Peruvian flavor to hot sauce
Happy #HotSauceDay! Ever tired rocoto? 🌶 It's a Peruvian chili pepper grown along the Andes Mountain rage. This USC student decided to make it into a hot sauce for all spicy and non-spicy lovers. If you want to see the full video with Spanish subtitles got to our IHGTV tab or visit our website link in our bio.
Julissa Prado inspires Latinas to help each other and to create community
Julissa Prado founded Rizos Curls to give girls of color hair products for their curly hair that were designed for and by someone who looked like them. She advocates for creating community and for opportunities for Latina women.
Kim Quitzon talked to her about her company, her advocacy and the "chismosa culture" concept, that she created to express how Latinas can help each other by sharing resources with each other.
Check out her story!
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Latina surfers create access to surfing for kids in East LA
Today is Latina Equal Pay Day. The Dímelo Team was inspired to create awareness about the pay disparity through telling the stories of Latinas who are breaking barriers. These stories show how essential Latinas are for the progress and advancement of our communities.
Our first story highlights a group of Latina surfers who are creating access to surfing for children in communities of color. Our reporter, Melody Waintal spent a couple of days with them at the beach, watch the video to see what Melody learned about Courage Camps.
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Day of the Dead Celebration on Olvera Street
For over 30 years, merchants on Olvera Street have celebrated Day of the Dead with a nine-day festival full of color and life. Check out this video to get a glipmse of what it's all about!
