Ahead of Census 2020, Cuban-American writer and activist Rosana Cruz is talking to a range of Latinx-identified movement leaders, artists and cultural innovators about how they define themselves racially. On deck is Panamanian human rights activist and professor Janvieve Williams Comrie.

Ahead of Census 2020, Cuban-American writer and activist Rosana Cruz is talking to a range of Latinx-identified movement leaders, artists and cultural innovators about how they define themselves racially. Say hello to Ecuadorian writer and performance artist José Torres-Tama.

Ahead of Census 2020, Cuban-American writer and activist Rosana Cruz is talking to a range of Latinx-identified movement leaders, artists and cultural innovators about how they define themselves racially. Next up is Indigenous, Cuban- and Nigerian-American poet, healer and priestess Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi.

Ahead of Census 2020, Cuban-American writer and activist Rosana Cruz is talking to a range of Latinx-identified movement leaders, artists and cultural innovators about how they define themselves racially. First up is Cuban- and Colombian-American writer, journalist and professor Daisy Hernández.

Ahead of Census 2020, Cuban-American writer and activist Rosana Cruz talks to a range of Latinx-identified movement leaders, artists and cultural innovators about how they define themselves racially. Their answers might surprise you.