AQUI: The Accountability Movement

AQUI: The Accountability Movement Holding accountable those who diminish the power of Latino communities.

You didn’t choose to be the translator or interpreter. You became the bridge.You know how systems work because you’ve be...
08/27/2026

You didn’t choose to be the translator or interpreter. You became the bridge.

You know how systems work because you’ve been reading between the lines for years. Now you use that skill on purpose. At the tenant meeting. At the school board. At the counter when someone’s landlord “forgot” to send the notice in Spanish.

You’re not just bilingual. You’re the reason someone else in this community gets a straight answer today.

That’s not a small thing. That’s how a community holds power accountable.

Today we celebrate women. But we will not be equal until ALL of us are equal.106 years since the 19th Amendment. Latinas...
08/26/2026

Today we celebrate women. But we will not be equal until ALL of us are equal.

106 years since the 19th Amendment. Latinas are still paid 54 cents on the dollar. 23 months of work to earn what a white man earns in 12. $1.2 million lost over a career.

Latina Equal Pay Day is October 8th. Mark it. And always remember to .

Hoy celebramos a las mujeres. Pero no seremos iguales hasta que TODAS lo seamos.

No es una brecha. Es una decisión.

Today we celebrate women. But we will not be equal until ALL of us are equal.106 years since the 19th Amendment. Latinas...
08/26/2026

Today we celebrate women. But we will not be equal until ALL of us are equal.

106 years since the 19th Amendment. Latinas are still paid 54 cents on the dollar. 23 months of work to earn what a white man earns in 12. $1.2 million lost over a career.

Latina Equal Pay Day is October 8th. Mark it. And always remember to .

Hoy celebramos a las mujeres. Pero no seremos iguales hasta que TODAS lo seamos.

No es una brecha. Es una decisión.

PayEquity IgualdadSalarial AQUÍ

We’re getting closer. On August 28, people from across the country will come together at the Lincoln Memorial for the Ma...
08/25/2026

We’re getting closer. On August 28, people from across the country will come together at the Lincoln Memorial for the March on Washington: Defend the Vote.

From civil rights and labor to faith, youth, immigrant, LGBTQ+, women’s, civic, and community organizations, we are showing what it looks like when we stand together without giving up who we are.

This is about our vote. Our voice. Our families. Our communities. Our future.

3 days to go. Washington, D.C., we’re coming.

📍 Lincoln Memorial
📅 Friday, August 28
🔗 marchonwashington2026.com
🚌 Looking for a bus seat? Call 1-877-626-4651

Bring your people. Bring your banner. Be there.

08/22/2026

No matter the genre, it’s never really about the song. It’s about who grabs your hand to dance, who’s singing off-key in the kitchen, who won’t let the aux go until 2am.

Reggaetón for the primos, cumbia for the tías, bachata for the tíos, salsa for the abuelos who taught the family to move and norteño for when nobody wants to sit back down.

This is what being together sounds like.

🎵 Reggaetón: “Métele Sazón,” Tego Calderón
🎵 Cumbia: “Maldito Corazón,” Ráfaga
🎵 Bachata: “Obsesión,” Aventura
🎵 Salsa: “La Vida es un Carnaval,” Celia Cruz
🎵 Norteño: “La Chona,” Los Tucanes de Tijuana

Which one takes over YOUR family party?

Vote below, or tell us what we’re missing👇

08/22/2026

No matter the genre, it’s never really about the song. It’s about who grabs your hand to dance, who’s singing off-key in the kitchen, who won’t let the aux go until 2am.

Reggaetón for the primos, cumbia for the tías, bachata for the tíos, salsa for the abuelos who taught the family to move and norteño for when nobody wants to sit back down.

This is what being together sounds like.

🎵 Reggaetón: “Métele Sazón,” Tego Calderón
🎵 Cumbia: “El Sonidito,” Hechizeros Band
🎵 Bachata: “Obsesión,” Aventura
🎵 Salsa: “La Vida es un Carnaval,” Celia Cruz
🎵 Norteño: “La Chona,” Los Tucanes de Tijuana

Which one takes over YOUR family party? Vote below, or tell us what we’re missing👇

08/22/2026

No matter the genre, it’s never really about the song. It’s about who grabs your hand to dance, who’s singing off-key in the kitchen, who won’t let the aux go until 2am.

Reggaetón for the primos, cumbia for the tías, bachata for the tíos, salsa for the abuelos who taught the family to move and norteño for when nobody wants to sit back down.

This is what being together sounds like.
🎵 Reggaetón: “Gasolina,” Daddy Yankee
🎵 Cumbia: “Maldito Corazón,” Ráfaga
🎵 Bachata: “Obsesión,” Aventura
🎵 Salsa: “La Vida es un Carnaval,” Celia Cruz
🎵 Norteño: “La Chona,” Los Tucanes de Tijuana

Which one takes over YOUR family party? Vote below, or tell us what we’re missing👇

Somos América.

$4.4 trillion. That’s the size of the U.S. Latino economy in 2024, big enough to be the world’s 4th largest, if it were ...
08/19/2026

$4.4 trillion. That’s the size of the U.S. Latino economy in 2024, big enough to be the world’s 4th largest, if it were its own country, just passing Japan.

The consumer market alone is worth $2.8 trillion, the third largest consumer market on the planet. Latinos drove 28.2% of all U.S. economic growth last year, despite being about one-fifth of the population. And 92.6% of all new households formed in the U.S. were Latino.

Nobody handed us this. We built it.

Data from UCLA’s Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture (with Cal Lutheran) and the Latino Donor Collaborative’s 2026 U.S. Latino Economic Impact Report, produced with Arizona State University.

The economy doesn’t run without us. It never has.
Somos América.

Fear has a cost. Proximity has a price.Businesses within a quarter mile of a June 2025 ICE raid lost $2.11 million in th...
08/18/2026

Fear has a cost. Proximity has a price.

Businesses within a quarter mile of a June 2025 ICE raid lost $2.11 million in the first two weeks. Businesses just one block further out still took a hit, but nearly half as much: $1.05 million.

Same raid. Same day. The only difference was distance, and it nearly doubled the damage.

That was over a year ago. Many of these businesses still haven’t recovered. The closer you were, the longer the recovery, and for some, there hasn’t been one at all.

This is what enforcement actually costs a corridor, then and now. It’s not one storefront. It’s every business within reach, and the ones closest are still paying for it today.

Data from UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute, Inclusive Action for the City, and America's Voice

Somos América.

There’s no single face, accent, or last name that defines Latinidad, and this list is proof. Some of these you might hav...
08/13/2026

There’s no single face, accent, or last name that defines Latinidad, and this list is proof.

Some of these you might have known. Some of these might’ve surprised you.

Who surprised you the most? Drop it below. 👇

No hay una sola cara, un solo acento, ni un solo apellido que defina la latinidad.

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