#latina women
Remarkable Women in History by Country: Chile
Gabriela Mistral
She was the first person from Latin America to win the Nobel Prize for literature. Working as a teacher in the early twentieth century, she started publishing poetry. She strove to give children of all social classes the opportunity to go to school. Her quick promotions caused resentment and she therefore went to Mexico and assisted the Minister of Education in reforming schools and libraries.
When she became more famous, she toured the world and served as consul in several nations.
In 1945, she received her Nobel Prize. After her death in 1957, three days of national mourning were declared in Chile. Her face appears on the 5,000 peso bank note.
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ESPECIAL LAS MEJORES MADURAS NALGONAS…
Vamos a ver si les gusta esta pequeña recopilacion de las mejores nalguitas de mujeres maduras latinas… Si desean ver la proxima entrega denle reblog;)
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Dime qué me hiciste, qué droga me diste
Que desde aquella noche no soy igual
Dice que este verano se queda solita
Pero nunca sola
Vo'a romperte el corazón
No te enamores de mí
Con cualquiera no me acuesto, a cualquiera no le meto
Ni le cuento mis secreto’
Lo siento, bebé
Yo por nadie me ajoro
No te hagas, tú eres igual
No te hagas la santa, el perreo te encanta
Yo hago lo que me dé la gana
Porque nadie sabe lo que tenemo
Y lo rico que se siente cuando chingamo’
Stronger Together by @flippermood
“Woman calming and dreaming.
Woman of faith and luck.
Woman of warm days and rainy nights.
Woman screaming and dancing.
Subtle and stubborn woman
Yellow and cotton woman.
Woman who cries and sings.
Woman who flies and creates.
Woman creating the world.
Woman who can with everything …”
-Clara Ajc
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Stronger Together by @flippermood
“Woman calming and dreaming.
Woman of faith and luck.
Woman of warm days and rainy nights.
Woman screaming and dancing.
Subtle and stubborn woman
Yellow and cotton woman.
Woman who cries and sings.
Woman who flies and creates.
Woman creating the world.
Woman who can with everything …”
-Clara Ajc
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So I will be selling my Miranda and Jaelin novels and prints of my Hidden Figures piece at this event!
This is my 4th time participating. I’m going to be tabling with some awesome and talented artists and zine creators in a space created to provide a voice for poor and working class women, women of color and LGBTQ+ artists, performers and writers like myself. There will also be performances such as dancing, poetry, musical performances and more! Please show your support! Share this around if you know anyone who would be interested and if you live in the NYC area, please attend if you can. We’re going to be at the Knockdown Center in Queens from July 7-9, opening at 7pm on Friday and ending at 10pm on Sunday. Thanks! :)
We are taking donations in order to make this event possible. Please, if you can donate, feel free to check out this link please share with anyone who may be interested. Thanks!
