How Tina Rodriguez uses Barbie doll to empower Latinas and squash stereotypes
By Anna Martinez When we hear Barbie, we often think of a blonde blue-eyed model. Latina Tina Rodriguez is working to change that stereotype and showcase Barbie... Read more.
Appropriation (or how man stole my autonomy)
By Jessica Enriquez This poem was written in the style of Jericho Brown’s Duplex. The men in my country have been taught to believe Women are pro... Read more.
Reza Cristián is fighting climate change with an eco-conscious online media platform
By Martina Vasquez Reza Cristián is the co-founder of a groundbreaking platform called Sustain the Mag, dedicated to promoting a sustainable, eco-friendly mind... Read more.
Caravana
By Jessica Enriquez Oh, my beautiful women of golden blood and earthy face, your bones have heard the violence of the strange man you have t... Read more.
The Cemetery Fox
By Carlota Vasquez “I often find that, for those of us who submerge ourselves in literature on a daily basis — whether that be by reading it, writing it o... Read more.
Veronica Garza of Siete Foods Tells Her Story
My name is Veronica Garza, and I am a third-generation Mexican-American from Laredo, Texas. If I had been told as a child that I would help start a Mexican-Amer... Read more.
She Grew Wings
By Jessica Enriquez They met while they were both working at a plastic bag factory in Mexico City. He was 23. She had just turned 18. Ana was everything he was ... Read more.
