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I felt there wasn't a space for a different kind of Latina, like myself, so I decided to create one…

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March 16, 2017 by yolitzma

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Part 1 – I took this picture in Nov 2015, my last club leaders roundtable for the magazine (before I lived there and before Trump took office) I remember feeling so much fear in regards to the upcoming presidential election and I needed to find something; I went out walking and found the MLK monument. God led me exactly where I needed to be... the inscription reads "out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope..." AMEN I cannot tell you how grateful I have been since the day I was introduced to Dr. King in the pages of our 5th grade history book, he was the first non-white hero I ever learned about in English language. As Mexican American students, our culture was/is often erased from the textbooks (which is a whole discussion in itself) but for those reasons, I clung on to EVERYTHING I could read about Dr. King and other civil rights leaders. I have carried his words throughout my life and career, as armor against my heart and soul. I am thankful, today more than ever, for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy 🙏🏽💙 #MLK

YES. TO. THIS Nathan Phillips (Omaha and Vietnam Vet, USMC) Repost ・・・ “I heard them saying ‘Build that wall! Build that wall!’ You know this is indigenous land. You know we’re not supposed to have walls here. We never did. Before anybody else came here we never had walls. We never had a prison. . We always took care of our elders, we took care of our children. We always provided for them. We taught them right from wrong. . I wish I could see the mass of young men put that energy into making this country really great.” .

Someone did one with their drinking pics and I thought it was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 ... So here ya go, last one I promise! This one is more like an 8 year challenge cause the girl don't drink every weekend anymore 😆😒 BUT BACK IN THE DAY there wasn't a day of the week where I wasn't RE TA GO 😂 where we going? I'm down!!! 🍾🍹🥃🎶Stacks on deck, Patrón on ice, we can pop bottles all night... Baby, you could have whatever you like... 🎶 Good times, good times 😆 #SpringBreakAllYear #ReasonsIcanNeverRunForOffice #NoRegrets #LiveYourLife

YAAAAS CARDI 🙌🏽👏🏽 Let em know 💅🏽Facts. I always have to say things politely BUT THIS IS HOW I REALLY FEEL 😅 Cardi is my whole spirit 😆🐅

Um truth 🙋🏽‍♀️ my inner Señora isn't leaving warm blankets until Spring ...ahí nos vemos en Marzo ✌🏽😂😎 #LatinaLife

Because I got time to kill... The top two are practically 10 years apart! (2009/ 2018) The bottom ones are during the ten years, when I was in a blonde phase. (2011-2013) I don't think much has changed except I don't party as much 😆 I exchanged "puro pari" for puro politics 😆😜 oh and my hoop earrings are smaller now too 😒 – fun fact: I was blonde when they hired me at the magazine but I felt like a fraud 😅 I felt like if I was going to travel the country and represent Latino pride, I had to be true to my roots... Literally💁🏽‍♀️ so I was hired as a blonde BLONDE, dyed my hair over the weekend and returned Monday with dark brown hair 🤣💇🏾😍✊🏽 my boss was like yes can we help you? Who are you? Hahaha #10yearchallenge

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