Category: Eda Del Rio
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MLK’s March on Washington: A Latina Shares Why the FIght Lives On.
On the 62nd anniversary of the March on Washington, a Latina reflects on civil rights, today’s injustices, and why the dream is still unfinished Read More
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Trump Voter Regret Doesn’t Make you an instant Patriotic Hero
A scathing open letter about Trump voter regret, accountability and why apologies alone can’t undo years of harm. Trump voter regret doesn’t make you a hero. Read More
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How Sinners Questions Christianity by revealing Cultural Oppression
Sinners questions Christianity through a powerful lens of colonization, identity, and ancestral magic and asks Latinos, when will we be free? Read More
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Carmen Miranda’s Identity and Mine: 4 Countries, No Home, and a Shared Struggle
This personal reflection explores Carmen Miranda’s identity and itoday’s Latinx diaspora—linking celebrity, displacement, and the fight for belonging across generations. Read More
