#afro-latina

[felucians]

Hobie x Afro-mexicana!reader who's aesthetic is Mexicore

(Mexicore: The combination of Indigenous Latine/Mexican culture and alternative/scenemo/goth subcultures - created by Pierce The Veil - example of the fashion from @zamber_lamber on TikTok pictured as I am unable to find any afromexican examples online)

[ocmakerofcanada]

Delphine De La Rosa

[rickchung]

Beba (dir. Rebeca Huntt) x DOXA 2023.

Huntt crafts Beba into a haunting Afro-Latinx autobiographical documentary about a New Yorker's cultural past. She stitches together a movingly unvarnished visual poem of a hungry biracial artist trying to define herself through a mixed ancestry of conflict. It's a thoughtful summation of someone struggling to define themselves while addressing internalized anti-Blackness.

Screened at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival. as part of the TIFF Docs program.

[theg0ddesspersephone]

Afro-Latina alt-pop Ancestral Puebloan

I'm stealing this from Twitter

Here's the link

I am a high-definition gateway drug body double!

[colombiacaribe]

Afro-Colombian poet Mary Grueso Romero recites her poem Negra Soy.

[baddiesource]

@theyasminelopez

[imadititom]

Nesi Dajomes from Ecuador smoothly snatching 183kg, while wearing an Afro-ecuadorian headband.

She is about to dominate the category.

[jimbotimes]

STRAIGHT OUTTA SAN FERNANDO VALLEY

On this installment of J.T. the L.A. Storyteller Podcast we speak with Jillian Burgos, the treasurer of the North Hollywood Neighborhood Council, which is known to issue more Community Impact Reports than any other Neighborhood Council! Burgos has called Los Angeles home since 2009 and is now running a people-powered campaign to replace Paul Krekorian for L.A. City Council District 2 this March.…

[madamshogunassassin]

[sexyg8ymen]

Paniagua😮‍💨😮‍💨

[imliketotallyhot]

Shï on IG 😍

[baddiesource]

@adanielsanttos

[luviisabella]

Afro-Latina!Reader who loves to get a silk press when it’s winter and Bakugou gets grouchy because he “misses your natural hair”.

Afro-Latina!Reader who speaks to Bakugou in Spanish and smiles when he understands her (he loves it).

Afro-Latina!Reader who when greeting people kisses their cheek and the first time Bakugou saw this he couldn’t help but stare blankly in confusion wondering “Did my girlfriend just kiss another guy in front of me ?” After you explained it was a greeting he kept the mental note.

Afro-Latina!Reader who puts Bakugou onto coquito and it was LIFE changing for him. He never had an alcoholic drink this sweet. When he asked what was in it you told him it was a ‘secret’. Now every Christmas he’s excited when you mention you’re going to make it.

Afro-Latina!Reader x Bakugou Katsuki; who does his best to indulge in his pretty girlfriend’s culture while she happily tells him all about it.

[ultratropicalrainforest]

Clawdeen isn't mixed-raced, that's not what Afro-Latina means.

..I think it's very obvious when a mixed poc listens more to their white parent 😶

The brain dead takes I be seeing in regards to G3 Clawdeen is staggering like..yall don't have enough biracial characters to harp on?? The fuck.

G3 is so outrageously..white and made for white and other white passing people. Idk how to explain it but thats all I see what this show.

(And no. Some lgbt rep doesn't make this a good show. A few steps forward shouldn't ignore the several other steps back. Be so fr.)

It wouldve been GREAT if they just used new characters cuz like..I think we've gotten past the need for reboots, they're NEVER good (and they've made monster high seem far less accepting which..is a choice. And its not even about fashion anymore?? Like..do kids these days not like fashion dolls or something?? Cmon now.)

[madamshogunassassin]