A M'ija to Meet: Maria, Nicaraguan, Vietnamese, and Chinese
What I love about being Latina : The Hispanic family is united and in everyone’s business. The women in my family keep the web united. Everyone helps each other and […]
A M'ija to Meet: Brenda, Colombiana
What I love about being Latina: I am born of Latin roots. My heritage sculpted from brown, indigenous earth. The waters that carried an enslaved people fill my nocturnal dreams, […]
A M'ija to Meet: Jo, Cuban and Chicana
What I love about being Latina: The fluidity of language, culture, community and knowing that, almost anywhere, I can find community and be grateful in having those moments of solidarity […]
A M'ija to Meet: Claudette, Honduran
What I love about being Latina: The way we talk with our whole bodies, not just our mouths. What I love about being Americana: The way I can be whomever […]
A M'ija to Meet: Mary, Mexican
This week’s M’ija, Mary Castillo, is from the literary world and just published a new book, Names I Call My Sister. Check her out here and then check her […]
A M'ija to Listen to…
Carrie Rodriguez, singer-songwriter-violinist, is in the midst of her first international headlining tour after the release of her debut album, Seven Angels on a Bicycle. Her coming-of-age story is featured […]
A M'ija to Meet: Krysia, Peruvian, Polish, Scottish, and English
What I love about being Latina: What’s not to love? I can dance, I can cook, I can speak Spanish (though not always so gracefully!), I have curves, and I […]
A M'ija to Meet: Stephanie, Colombian and Dominican
What I love about being Latina: My herencia: the richness that encompasses our culture, language, traditions, the fact that within the “Latin culture” there are quite a variety of subcultures […]
