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A Letter to Professional White People

A Letter to Professional White People

Dear professional white folx, It’s time we had a discussion because ya’ll think you are off the hook, [for doing that oppressive white folx thing]…Porque puede hablar Español, or you married a Latinx, studied abroad, know a little bit about Frida, whatever makes you a “honorary” Latinx.

Losing My Acento

Losing My Acento

“Siri, how do I get home?” “You need a loan?” “No. Home.” “Cones? There are no cones within the area, Pay-o-la” “HOME.” “Sorry, I do not understand.” “Forget it.” “Love you too, Pay-o-la” Aside from the fact that Siri can only understand ’Murican, she (or whatever

My Mami's Hands

My Mami's Hands

I do not live near my mami.  We live a few thousand miles apart, physically, and also billions miles apart politically.  I love mi mami though, and I am always thinking about her.  Today I have been thinking about her hands… Las manos de mi mami brings so many memories.

The 'Texas' State of Birth Control

The 'Texas' State of Birth Control

A Birth Control “Solution” That Deepens Texas’ Contraceptive Problem A new app now offers home delivery for some of Texas’ most isolated areas, but the state’s refusal to adhere to women’s needs is far more detrimental. The Lone Star State has made quite a name for itself when

To My Mother Con Amor: The Woman I Will Never Grow To Be

To My Mother Con Amor: The Woman I Will Never Grow To Be

It was at the age of eight when I realized who was to be my greatest adversary in life: mi mamá. Má. Amá. Madre. Jefa. Those were your names – aloud, anyway. Never Mamá. Ever. Surrendering to the term when in your presence was a synonym of defeat, of weakness: a

Gaslighting by Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodriguez

Gaslighting by Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodriguez

I think the most important thing that I have learned from graduate school, was that I learned to name those things that had been used against me my entire life.  The ability to name ones oppression is powerful for our individual liberations because for years I thought I was being

Romanticizing Our Suffering

Romanticizing Our Suffering

Here at BoldLatina, we continue to be proud of the Latinx who have graduated and of those, soon-to-be-graduates (days away) the graduation season is not over yet! These journeys of higher learning accomplishments have been documented right here on our platform, check it! From one of our

Gringa Tears: The Not-So-Silent Dictator

Gringa Tears: The Not-So-Silent Dictator

Men ain’t shit.  This is not news, this is not something that I even focus my work on, but follow people like Mala and Zahira on social media to get a vast and comprehensive critique on men’s ain’t-shit behaviors.  I am a girls girl, for survival.

My Education Is The Explosion Of My Mother’s Dream Deferred

My Education Is The Explosion Of My Mother’s Dream Deferred

I come from places where enduring inequalities is the norm. I’ve seen my mother come home exhausted after a long day of work struggling to keep her body from collapsing. I’ve seen her massage her arthritis affected hands describing the way her supervisors screamed “faster! faster!” to her

10 Places To Volunteer During Trump’s Administration

10 Places To Volunteer During Trump’s Administration

Support your local community by volunteering at these nonprofits The first 100 days of Trump’s administration have aggressively threatened human rights. Even then, Trump went as far as to say, “No administration has accomplished more in the first 90 days.” (Um, #AlternativeFacts) Trump has threatened women’s rights, has

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