I've done this in the past, honoring a hero of mine. I will be traveling to Guatemala this summer to support the indigenous communities of Guatemala. Rigoberta has transformed the region iwth her human rights and social justice work for the poorest in Central America. This is a tribute to her efforts. Rigoberta is a wonderful example of naive passion. She has demonstrating that being genuine in small persistent doses leads us to exactly where we are meant to be. She helps me understand that our passions are intertwined with our perspectives. What we are born to do isn't too different from what we are passionate about. Putting them together is what life for me has become.
May I learn to love as Rigoberta loves.
Chicano More than a Label - Part 3
Part 2 What impact do the labels people of Spanish lineage chose, have on the delivery of mestizo values. Labels in the form of identities c...
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There is a part of the Chicano culture that is ruthless. Even the slightest social struggle creates opportunity for deviance. My family wa...
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Part 1 ” Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” -Matthew 7:3 ...
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I find that when I create animosity it thrives in me. I think maturity allows me to process animosity in my thoughts, actions, and memories...
