Michelle Santiago Cortés

There is, once again, a trendy term going viral. A term that is dividing generations and genders. A term that groups a number of food, fashion, decor, and

In February, a small Latina-owned business that specializes in scented lip glosses and scrubs went viral on TikTok for an audio clip that began, “I l

Today on Twitter, the words “McDonald’s Sprite” and “He’s dead” trended in unison, like some twisted waltz between blood-sworn enemies forced t

Has money ever been as elastic and elusive a concept as it’s seemed to be over the last year? Since March 2020, the onset of the pandemic has meant that

Toys — whether store-bought or home-made — colored our childhoods; we woke up to them in the morning, shampooed them in the bathtub, brushed their hair

Things certainly feel momentous today. After four long and grueling years of having Donald Trump as president, so many Americans can’t help but feel like

Six-hundred dollars. I repeat: Six-hundred dollars. After nine months of COVID-19 gone wild, mass unemployment, an inadequate eviction moratorium, zero-ren

We’re eight months into a pandemic, and still, a lot of people don’t think it’s real. The sitting president is likely planning a coup against the pre