social identity

Elizabeth Acevedo’s Poem “Hair” Takes On Beauty Standards | POPSUGAR Latina

Posted on February 5, 2017May 5, 2017 Gloria Lopez-HenriquezLeave a commentPosted in Acculturation, Identity, mother/daughter, Poetry, social identity-ethnicity, social identity-in-betwenness, social identity-race

Dominican-American poet Elizabeth Acevedo eloquently said everything you’ve always wanted to say about your hair in a powerful piece. Through spoken word, she Source: Elizabeth Acevedo’s Poem “Hair” Takes On Beauty Standards | POPSUGAR Latina

Life as White Hispanic

Posted on February 5, 2017May 5, 2017 Gloria Lopez-HenriquezLeave a commentPosted in Acculturation, Blog, Identity, social identity-ethnicity, social identity-in-betwenness, social identity-race

Life as a white Hispanic has exposed me to prejudice and discrimination from whites and Latinos. Source: Life as White Hispanic

This Poem Is A Powerful Reminder Of What It Means To Be Latino American | The Huffington Post

Posted on January 14, 2017May 5, 2017 Gloria Lopez-HenriquezLeave a commentPosted in Acculturation, Identity, Immigration, Poetry, racial-ethnic inequality, social identity-ethnicity, social identity-in-betwenness, videos

. “We have inherited the strength. We have inherited the passion.” Source: This Poem Is A Powerful Reminder Of What It Means To Be Latino American | The Huffington Post