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Martha Alemán’s journey from hardship to community leadership in Boyle Heights reflects the sacrifices...
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“My love for food has always been marked by my mother’s cooking. I remember in my childhood, my love for eating mole….”
“My parents always gave us the best advice. For me, family, building a family, is the best way to change society.”
“I worked in two or three places so that they could succeed. There were times when I cried all the time”
“There is increasing awareness of this problem. It used to be more challenging. Now we are talking to a younger generation,” Isabella mentions.
“I always remember a phrase from Salvador Díaz Mirón, which says: ‘No one has the right to the superfluous while someone lacks the essential.
“I was in a survival state, felt very lonely, and doing conflicting things. But I never gave up art; it saved me”
“I thought about taking my own life, but in an instant, I thought about my wife, my daughter, my mother”
“This work, which took me seven years, changed my perspective on migration”
Chingona Community has carved out a space in the Los Angeles Latina community
“I feel that the plus-size community has not yet received all the love it deserves”
“I always explored the ‘Why’ of things. That needs to be instilled in children; we don’t see it enough,”
Stefany’s transformative physical and emotional impact of modifying her diet over the last 6 months.
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Argelia Atilano is very open about sharing her role as the mother of her daughters, Camila and Ana Bella
“For me, writing is important; we all have stories to tell. I have a love/hate relationship with Hollywood”
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