10 Afro-Latinx Businesses to Support Now and Always

Dominican American founder and artist Tony Peralta collaborates with other designers on t-shirts, art prints, home goods, and more.

Founded by Keyanna Gotay, a first-generation Garifuna from Honduras, this collection was launched to empower women of color.

This fabulous eyewear company was started by Afro–Puerto Rican twin sisters Corianna and Brianna Dotson in 2009.

Bronx native and resident Noëlle Santos opened this store, which is the only independent bookshop in the borough.

Sisters Mabel and Shaira Frías founded this beauty and lifestyle brand.

Afro-Latina founder Ada Rojas combined her background in marketing and public relations with her passion for beauty to create these hair care products.

The mission of this clothing and accessory brand is to empower Afro-Latinas and represent often-silenced voices.

Panamanian journalist Kathleen "La Gata" Eccleston hosts this series about reggaeton; she also runs her own clothing business.

Self-taught jewelry designer and fiber artist Joan DeJesus founded this line of earrings.

This therapist offers in-person sessions in NYC as well as a newsletter and a Patreon-based meditation series.