Hispanic and Latino representation is not only important, but it creates diverse storytelling.

The film hit on every note about why our culture is beautiful.

Each member contributes in their own way to make their family special.

Jaime Reyes and his family

Not once were any of the characters in the film subjected to stereotypical tropes.

The film’s representation wasn’t just a matter of the actors on screen.

Without someone like him behind the camera, a lot of the cultural moments could have easily been lost.

Blue Beetle in action.

Over in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there’s been a slow introduction of more Latinos in recent years.

The studio cast Tenoch Huerta, an actor born in Mexico, to play Namor.

A common factor that many of the previously mentioned characters share is that they’re all fighters.

Moon Knight from the MCU.

Although it’s cool, it may not be the best message to send.

What makes Reed stand out is the fact that he’s a renowned scientist.

The representation isn’t solely tied to live action, either.

Marvels First Family

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