spring equinox

Rituals for Spring

By Karina Primelles

Simple rituals that welcome change, growth, revitalization, and renewal for yourself. While winter is a time to recharge and reconnect, the start of spring is the perfect moment to set and take action on new intentions.

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Our Bodies: An Intimate Look at Gender, Plant Medicine + Menstruation

Our Bodies: An Intimate Look at Gender, Plant Medicine + Menstruation

By Les Xules

Five Mexico City-based artists, activists, and educators joined Xula for this photo essay that provides an intimate look about how these individuals relate to plants, natural remedies, gender, and menstruation.

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A Juneteenth Elixir and a Slice of its Ties to Mexican History

A Juneteenth Elixir and a Slice of its Ties to Mexican History

By Les Xules

In northern Mexico’s Coahuila State there’s a village where locals celebrate Juneteenth by eating and drinking traditional Afro-Seminole cuisine, dancing to norteña music, and practicing capeyuye...

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cannabis leaf closeup

Cannabis Prohibition Is Harming Elite Athletes

By Dashayna Brown

In competitive sports, cannabis is branded as a dangerous drug with the potential to ruin the lives and careers of athletes. Stigmas have made navigating consumption extremely difficult, and the inconsistent rules around this issue don't lend themselves to logic.

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Latinx, Latino US, Soft femininity, Bicop

The New Mexican Woman: On Being Latina in the CBD World

By Mennlay Aggrey

To be a Mexican woman is as vast, intricate, and as complicated as the universe itself. We are delicate yet built to last, we are brown, black, native and güera. Our appearances and sexuality falls on and awakens the full spectrum.

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