DÍG en Español is the first Spanish-language magazine produced in Long Beach, California. It was founded by bilingual students at California State University, Long Beach, with the purpose to create a space to share stories and original content about various themes that pertain to and affect the Latinx community. The publication along with its podcasts shines a light on important Latinx topics such as politics, community issues, and culture.
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DÍG en Español is the first Spanish-language magazine produced in Long Beach, California. It was founded by bilingual students at California State University, Long Beach, with the purpose to create a space to share stories and original content about various themes that pertain to and affect the Latinx community. The publication along with its podcasts shines a light on important Latinx topics such as politics, community issues, and culture.
DÍG en Español Episode 12: Discussion about the social and cultural relations between the Black and Hispanic/Latinx community
Dig en Español
13 minutes 20 seconds
2 years ago
DÍG en Español Episode 12: Discussion about the social and cultural relations between the Black and Hispanic/Latinx community
Information: Our managing news editor Anasazi Ochoa and Daily Forty-Niner art’s and life editor Kadie Gurley led a discussion about the the relations between the Black, Afro-Latino and Latinx communities.
Dig en Español
DÍG en Español is the first Spanish-language magazine produced in Long Beach, California. It was founded by bilingual students at California State University, Long Beach, with the purpose to create a space to share stories and original content about various themes that pertain to and affect the Latinx community. The publication along with its podcasts shines a light on important Latinx topics such as politics, community issues, and culture.
