ππ½ The Most Powerful of All, La Virgencita de Guadalupe. β Today is the ‘DΓa de la Virgen de Guadalupe’ a national holiday started in 1859. On this day a
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Bravo to our β¨POWERFUL LATINASβ¨ in Congress! @senatorsylvia and @vgescobar915 the FIRST TEXAS LATINAS in congress! @ocasio2018 π΅π· in NYC, now the YOUNGEST member of Congress! #JeanetteNuΓ±ez π¨πΊ Florida’s FIRST
The last part: Latinxs come in all colors, in all shades ππ½ππΏππΎππ»
ππ½ Patron saint of all Latin America. ππΌOur Lady of Guadalupe. ππΎTonantzin in Nahuatl. ππΏLa Virgencita. What other names do we have for her? βπΌ@baggioadron.design
βCuando votamos nosotros ganamos y si no votamos nos fregamos!β – Dolores Huerta Dolores Huerta sigue adelante for civil rights and social justice βπ½ Even with the impact of COVID-19,
Our DΓa de los Muertos altar is readyπ―β β Dedicated to the many lost in 2020 and 2021 but always remembered. β β π―Gianna Maria Onore Bryantβ π―Vanessa GuillΓ©n β
βπ½Inspired by the youngest LATINA activist! π²π½ Sophie Cruz is a young Mexican American activist born in 2010! Her parents, Raul & Zoyla Cruz, are undocumented immigrants from the state
π in the 1910s. β An Adelita with a Soldado during the Mexican Revolution.
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β¨ πͺππππππ ππ ππππ ππ πππ ππ πππ ππππβπ πππππ π ππ ππππππ ππ. – MarΓa Mercedes Coroy β¨β β Swipe ππ½ to see two young mujeres poderosas proudly representing and celebrating
πIn the 1930’s comic books began to trend in Mexico, the most common storyline featured women depicting two roles; playing the traditional role of helpless victim in need of men