David Castillo

Tips are still accepted.

“Latinx” has proven controversial as an “Anglicized” way to degender another language. The new movement started with South American teenagers.

As a single gay man, “I was told that I’d only be given a child with an illness, a severe disability or with behavioral problems. I was absolutely OK with that.”

Dog ownership is seen as a stronger sign of commitment than opening a joint checking account.

Homoco’s ads aren’t racy or sexy – some don’t even have models – but they’re getting caught in Facebook’s filters for showing “excessive amounts of skin.”

They have gone out of their way to respond to critics of two men dancing together on TV.

“Being comfortable in your own skin, makes making choices a lot easier because you know what’s in for you and what isn’t.”

“I began to connect the dots, and was like, well, if my students or their families aren’t healthy, that’s impacting their ability to be academically successful.”

When you see positive depictions of LGBTQ people in Spanish and Latin media, you might have this lesbian advocate to thank.

“Growing up, I never really had a reflection of who I was as a Puerto Rican working class lesbian who did things in the world, and had a family.”