Back to the University for me this week, for Jewelry and Art in Latin America. I am eager to learn more about the learn more about the arts and my Latin American roots. My mother’s family is from Honduras so I was raised in an American-Latino cultured home. Even though I have been exposed to [...]
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My First Latina Movie Review: Coyote
Posted: June 27, 2010 in ethnic, fight the hate, latina, Movie reviewTags: Brett Spackman, Brian Peterson, dangers of illegal immigrations, Maya Entertainment Coyote
Independent Film, Coyote, is a suspenseful and heart-wrenching story about two Americans, Steve (Brian Peterson, director and writer) and J. (Brett Spackman, writer) from Arizona, and the obstacles and dangers they face as owners of a ‘Kinder, Gentler People Smugglers’ coyote business. After forming their company, they begin to find success and a nice profit, [...]
Dee Makes Jewelry Blog Lands No. 28 on Top 100 Latina Blogs
Posted: April 19, 2010 in latina, PressTags: Top 100 Latina blogs
I found out today that my blog landed no. 28 of the top 100 Latina Blogs! http://latinablogs.gotop100.com/index2.html
Dee Makes Jewelry Mentioned in whohub.com
Posted: March 26, 2010 in changing careers, ethnic, fight the hate, latina, PressTags: blogging career, Tracy Renee Jones, whohub.com
A very special thank you to Tracy Renee Jones for giving me a shout out! Tracy Renee Jones, a juggler of 3 blogs and a co-host of a weekly online radio show, recently had an interview with whohub.com. In this informative interview, she explains her reasons for blogging and provides the reader with inspiration to [...]
You Are Not Latina! – spoken words of ignorance within the latino culture
Posted: March 10, 2010 in ethnic, fight the hate, latinaTags: difference between Spanish and latinos, Hispanic culture, ignorance about latinos, Jennifer Lopez, mestizo, my abuelita, Ricky Martin, whiteness, Zoe Saldana as uhura
“What are you?” “Where are you from?” “Your Latina? You can’t be Latina (or Spanish) because you are too white!” By this time, I am usually frowning because I have heard this numerous times by a Latino person (well…mostly from the Latinas ). In an attempt to defend my skin color, I would explain that [...]