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wearemitu I Saw My Abuela in Encanto’s Abuela Alma and That’s Why This Movie Challenges Latino Families To Be Better BY Cristina Escobar / November 24, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
wearemitu Op-Ed: Season 2 of ‘Gentefied’ Shifts From Gentrification to Immigration Focus BY Cristina Escobar / November 12, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
wearemitu Sesame Street Icon Sonia Manzano Is Not Making Another Show That Homogenizes Latinos, Here’s What She’s Doing Instead BY Cristina Escobar / October 25, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
wearemitu Ruby And Jasmine’s Relationship On ‘On My Block’ Is An Important Lesson To Teens About Love And Heartbreak BY Cristina Escobar / October 7, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
wearemitu The PBS Doc ‘Fruits of Labor’ Shows What Teen Life Is Like As A Farmworker BY Cristina Escobar / October 4, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
Fierce These Latina Critics And Journalists Are Highlighting Our Stories In Media BY Cristina Escobar / September 17, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
wearemitu In ‘The Chair,’ Sandra Oh’s Character Is An Imperfect Mom To A Mexican Girl — Here’s Why I Love That BY Cristina Escobar / September 13, 2021 BY Cristina Escobar
