Photo Credit: Freepik As the world watches Mexico under the leadership of its first female president beginning October frist, we face the real possibility of making history in our own country by electing the first female president in the United States.
This is a crucial moment for the female vote, and especially for Latinas, who have the power to transform the political landscape in this electoral cycle.
The power of the Latino vote is no secret, and in recent years, we have seen an increase in political participation in our community.
However, in this election, the role of Latina women is more critical than ever. Beyond the important role we have in our homes, we are the leaders of our communities, and now, we can be the catalysts of change in our country.
It fills me with pride to be part of this transformation. I started in community activism because the issue of immigration and social justice touched me in a personal way.
I am the daughter of Mexican immigrants who came undocumented, and I know first-hand how important it is to have health protections, education, job opportunities and, above all, guarantees from those who govern us to live a dignified life that leads […]
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