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Jesús María Sanromá An American 20th Century Pianist

Jesús María Sanromá was born in Puerto Rico in 1902 to Catalonian parents who had recently migrat

The Death and Resurrection of my Puerto Rican Name

As I sat in the courtroom with my Puerto Rican mother and Jewish stepfather, m

Interview with Juan Gonzalez: His road to the Young Lords

As part of these continuous efforts, we also share with you an interview w

Remembering Vito Marcantonio

On August 9, 61 years ago, the Puerto Rican community in New York lost one

Memories of Sylvia Rivera: A Pioneer in the LGBT Rights Movements

When listing the names of those who in the 1960s fought in the U.S.

The Educator Loses Her Self and Finds Her Self in History: Recovering the Inner Resources of Good Teaching

“Teaching holds a mirror to the soul.

Feeding the Revolution in the 1970s: The Young Lords in the Bronx

I interviewed Young Lord Vicente “Panama” Alba while doing research for my boo

To be or not to be NuYOrican

Before we even get started—a disclaimer.

Con pocas palabras basta: An interview with Miguel Amadeo

In the summer of 2012, I was looking for a new set of cuatro strings.

La Madrina’s Music Store: Victoria Hernández and the Beginnings of Puerto Rican Music in New York

Victoria Hernández was an amazing woman, a pionera.

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