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On this episode of Keep It Legal, we had the opportunity to sit down with Justice Eva Guzman. 

Listen as we dive into her impressive history both as a litigator and as a judge. Justice Guzman began her legal career in Houston, managing a successful civil law practice for a decade before accepting gubernatorial appointments, first to the Harris County District Court bench and then to the Texas 14th Court of Appeals. 

She later became the first Latina to serve on the Supreme Court of Texas and the first Latina to be elected to a statewide office in Texas. In more than 20 years on the bench, she ruled on thousands of trial and appellate cases and authored more than 900 opinions.

What's next for her? Listen to find out...

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To celebrate Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month, Ali Mejia and Mariela Rovito discuss how they’ve built longevity into their sleepwear brand, Eberjey, while keeping creativity alive. 

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Jose Jordan leads interiors focused on justice and civic spaces at DLR Group in Florida. Justice and civic space interiors are often overlooked, but Jose believes they can be thoughtfully designed to empower and inspire. One example of this approach is a recent juvenile detention center project in Birmingham, Alabama where the history of steelwork was implemented to motivate residents toward a new potential.

Jose also offers up some career advice—care deeply and passionately about your work. This attracts others who also care, creating an environment where everyone works as a team for shared goals.

Jose recently rediscovered his Puerto Rican heritage on a trip to Old San Juan. The history, architecture, culture, food, and family connections left a deep impression. Now, during Hispanic Heritage Month, Jose enjoys spending time with family, eating traditional Puerto Rican food, and introducing others to the culture. He values bringing people together through food, music, and laughter and aims to create spaces that have the same welcoming community feel.

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Welcome to the Season Premiere Fiesta! We're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. In this bilingual episode, we celebrate the rich diversity of Hispanic culture and history. Join our guests in a joyful celebration recognizing the contributions and influence to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. Enjoy!

Hispanic Heritage Month, originally established in 1968 as National Hispanic Heritage Week, was created to honor the anniversaries of independence for several Latin American countries. In 1988, it was expanded to a month-long celebration, fostering a deeper appreciation of Hispanic and Latino contributions to American culture. Today, it serves as a vibrant platform for cultural festivities, educational programs, and cross-cultural understanding, emphasizing the vital role of Hispanic heritage in shaping the American mosaic.

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Authentically Detroit is still talking about economic fairness in the city!

Donna and Orlando bring last week’s history lesson up to date and discuss the financialization of Detroit. Donna carefully explains the economic processes that led to Detroit’s bankruptcy, plus housing displacement and how they impact Detroiters in the present day. 

But first they have a sit down with organizers Juan Carlos Dueweke-Perez and Leslie Anay Vargas López, as well as Jorge Andres Casarez to learn more about Southwest Detroit Restaurant Week.

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Meet Lorena Legarreta, a multigenerational Texan, hospitality entrepreneur, and a Latina in America. She is passionate about increasing representation of women in the hospitality industry and sharing the stories of Latina leaders in America. Join us as Lorena takes us to her journey of growing up on the Texas-Mexico border, her abuelita cooking, and her latest business venture. 

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[00:00:12] – Introduction to Latina In America

[00:00:48] – Meet Lorena 

[00:02:53] – Cultural Identity & Heritage

[00:04:19] – Favorite Memories: Cooking with abuelita, kitchen setting, and el Arroz con Leche experice.

[00:10:04] – Texas to California and the beginning of her carrer journey.

[00:14:13] – Her new venture: Uniquely flavorful ice cream sandwiches with a "chunk" or centered flavor bombs in it. 

[00:17:58] – Failing on your way to success.

[00:19:44] – The importance of travel, and travel experiences to Mexico City and nearby artesans.

[00:21:16] – Advice for Latina women.

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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Rosie and her guests share how cities, organizations and communities are celebrating to recognize Hispanic and Latina/o contributions to the development and advancement of the United States of America.

"And very important as well is your contribution, our contribution to the advancement and progress of our culture."

I am Rosie, and this is a special episode of Latina in America, a bilingual fiesta of the Hispanic Heritage Month that is celebrated from September 15 through October 15 every year. My special guests and I are sharing with you how cities, organizations and communities are celebrating to recognize our contributions to the development and advancement of the United States of America. They are celebrating with art and poetry, parades and concerts, special activities in museums and libraries, talks and presentations, crafts, documentaries,  movie nights, cooking classes, and even a good match of dominoes. And very important as well is your contribution, our contribution to the advancement and progress of our culture. So now I include in this celebration  Life 100 Podcast - Episode 13, that was recorded in Spanish. Thanks for finding and subscribing to Latina In America.

In this episode, you will learn the following:
1) The celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States; 

2) The contributions of Latinos to the advancement of American culture; and 

3) The various ways in which cities, organizations, and communities are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. 


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Dr. Vilma Fuentes welcomes two Santa Fe College Latina employees, Olga Asimbaya from the Records office and Ismelda Alvarez from the Admissions office. In advance of Hispanic Heritage Month the two discuss their own history and the paths they took to earn their college degrees.  In addition, both Ismelda and Olga discuss why they have chosen to give back in service to students and encourage Spanish speakers of all ages interested in attending college to register for Sigue Soñando, an admissions event hosted by Spanish-speaking SF employees to cover the application process, various entry points to college based on language proficiency and how to overcome common barriers.

This week Avi Roque (they/them) joins the conversation. We start off with an important discussion about Dave Chappelle and the effect his hurtful actions are having on the Trans community. Maybe he should be listening to this episode right? Next, we talk about the tragedy that happened on the Rust set with the death of Halyna Hutchins. What does this mean for the safety of film sets moving forward? How will people trust this won't happen again? Then in the main Korner Avi gives us an E-D-U-C-A-T-I-O-N  on the well known holiday Dia De Los Muertos. We dive into the history of it and what it really means. James and Avi also discuss their heritage and what they`ve learned about themselves in the process and that Grandpa Russell had a lot of kids!  

Guest Co-Host: Avi Roque (They/Them) is a Latine, Trans, Nonbinary actor & voice artist. Most recently, you can watch them on Disney’s Animated Series, The Owl House, as the voice behind Nonbinary character, Raine Whispers. Avi is also the narrator of several audiobooks, including New York Time's Best-Seller, Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas. Lastly, they are happily engaged to TV Writer, Christina Nieves, together parenting 2 sweet cats, Benny & Ru. aviroque.com

REFERENCE LINKS: 

Rust Tragedy, What We Know So Far...

• Vulture - EXPLAINERS UPDATED OCT. 27, 2021 ‘No One Has Been Ruled Out’ of Facing Charges in Rust Shooting, Says Sheriff
• The Mary Sue - What We Know About Fatal Rust Accident That Took the Life of Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

Dave Chappelle: 

• The Cut- All the Fallout From Dave Chappelle’s Controversial New Special
• Vulture - Dave Chappelle the Comedy Relic
• What A Day - How Chapelle Fueled a Netflix Walkout 

Dia De Los Muertos: 

• THE HISTORY OF DIA DE LOS MUERTOS AND WHY YOU SHOULDN’T APPROPRIATE IT
• PBS - Beyond Sugar Skulls: The History and Culture of Dia de los Muertos
• The Native Roots of Dia De Los Muertos
• The History of Day of the Dead
• Day of the Dead history: Ritual dates back 3,000 years and is still evolving

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On this week's episode of Titillating Talks with Tiphany, I bring you in on an important conversation about minority women and domestic violence that I am having with my good friend, Maida Garcia.

Maida helps me to understand the issue of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse from the lens of the minority community. She explains that too many times when a woman of color reports a domestic abuse crime, her reports go ignored. Likewise, when a woman of color goes missing, her disappearance rarely makes the news. We discuss how cultural views & a lens of privilege often creates an environment where women of color are not seen as victims that need to be helped and supported.

October is both Domestic Violence Awareness Month & Hispanic Heritage Month. Now is the time to amplify voices of women of color and shine a light on the problem of domestic violence in their community.

The following organizations provide support to women of color:
Esperanza United- mobilizes Latinas &Latinx communities to end gender-based violence
National Domestic violence Hotline- Free, confidential help is only a phone call away 24/7
BELatina- News, entertainment, lifestyle for Latina's
Women of Color Network- Centralizes the voices, wellness, and leadership of women of color

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and to immerse yourself in the culture, Maida recommends these books:
- Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel
-Rain of Gold by Victor Villasenor
- The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
-100 years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
-Bless Me Ultima byRudolfo Anaya
- Any book written by Isabelle Allende- there are too many good ones to list
- Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika Sanchez
-Fat Chance Charlie Vega by Crystal Maldonado
-Of Women and Salt by Gabriela Garcia
-My Broken Language by Quiara Alegria Hudes
- Colonize This by Daisy Hernandez

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There’s something different about my guest this week. She practically glows with passion, vulnerability, and authenticity. During this episode, you’ll hear how Odalys Jasmine learned how to own her story and share it with the world. From childhood hardships to current projects, she explores her experience with finding and understanding success on her terms. 

As a Latino and child of immigrants, Odalys works to make space for minority communities through storytelling workshops for students, modeling for Latino-owned businesses, and her podcast, Hella Latino. She is changing the world with her beautiful story and we can’t wait to share it with you this week.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

1. About Odalys’ story, from childhood homelessness and adversity to becoming an entrepreneur and helping others find success.
2. The similarities between her story and mine (Darryl’s), plus how our experiences have helped shape us.
3. How being raw and vulnerable and sharing your story can transform the world.
4. Why trying to fit a fictional idea of success can rob you of fulfillment and make you feel like an imposter in your own life.
5. What (and who) prompted Odalys to find her authentic self.
6. How you can do the same, from learning to talk to yourself to embracing the things that make up the unique and beautiful you.
7. The reasons you need a supportive team at your back to become successful, even as an entrepreneur.
8. Why being vulnerable and authentic makes people respond to you, your story, and what you do.
9. Why Odalys never leads with accomplishments on her podcast.
10.  What she is doing (and getting ready to do!) to further her passion, goal, and community

It's Hispanic heritage month, and as a tribute to my roots, I'm sharing some insightful data about Hispanic professionals, such as their biggest cultural obstacles and tips to overcome them. If you're a leader with Latinos on your team or a Latino yourself, this is a must-listen! 

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It's Hispanic Heritage Month!  Giving you some quick tips on how you can celebrate and honor the heritage in your travel business this month.

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"What is being Simply Latina? It really doesn’t have to fit a narrative. It’s just YOU being whatever you feel like as being Latina....We each have our own perspective of what that looks like.”" - Nataly Suarez, Simply Latina

Nataly, Blanca, & Samy Suarez are three sisters and founders of Simply Latina, a growing brand based out of Atlanta, Georgia that began with scented candles and apparel inspired by their Mexican culture. With cute sayings like ‘Sana, sana, colita de rana,” and “Necesito mi cafecito,” they incorporate their bicultural and family experiences into their scents and creations. Let’s listen as they share with us what it takes to start a business and keep it going, all while having each other’s back and putting family first.

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After experiencing a “Ratatouille moment” while studying in Spain, the simple flavor explosion of an anchovy-stuffed olive changed Marisel Salazar’s life. Without a clear-cut path, she set out to become a food writer to tell the stories of the people behind the amazing dishes. More importantly, she dedicated herself to telling stories of undocumented workers in the restaurant scene. When Marisel unexpectedly got laid off from her full-time job, what felt like the scariest moment of her professional life ended up being the biggest blessing. She took the leap and started building her food writing career, one step at a time. After several years of putting herself out there in the publication world, things came full circle and she achieved top-tier status as the go-to Latina food writer in many lifestyle publications, including Insider, Martha Stewart Living and Tasting Table. In her conversation with Sarah, Marisel reminds entrepreneurs that success doesn’t happen overnight — it takes years of training and hard work to achieve a successful career in food writing. 

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