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"No somos locas."

"It's a dystopian society.”

The woman who was once a little girl at the heart of a major court case explains how things have changed.

"I want this album to be a mirror that I hold up to the crowd and they see a bit of themselves in it."

A history-making union leader, Moreno is one of many key figures from the ongoing movement.

"This was not a woman who stayed home to watch the world pass her by.”

"She is creating a domino effect of strong Latinxs."

Méndez et al vs. Westminster et al is a history lesson they don't teach you in school.

"I don’t have a problem with playing a prostitute. I have a problem if that’s all you think I can play."

"The history of ‘Hispanic’ is intimately tied to the U.S. government."

The U.S. government has always made it clear that the American dream is something only available to some, not all.

"We're more than just a color on our lips."

Hollywood, do better.

And “hangry.”

"Let’s say what Mollie would say."

Identity Matters.

Government organizations that come after undocumented people have always caused fear in Latinx communities.

Because representation matters.

In the '90s, it was quietly revolutionary to let him be Latinx.