Janette Villafana

Janette Villafana

Janette Villafana was born and raised in Santa Ana, California. As a first-generation Mexican-American she is pushing through stereo-types and is currently pursuing a BA in Journalism with a minor in

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    8 Latinx-Owned Businesses That Celebrate Selena Quintanilla's Life

    8 Latinx-Owned Businesses That Celebrate Selena Quintanilla's Life

    Forever 21 has launched their new clothing line that is all about the late singer Selena Quintanilla. The new collection named “The White Rose Collection” ranges from t-shirts with the queen of Tejano’s image and name on them to jewelry and pins. They recently launched the “white rose” collection

    MISS BALA showcases Latina Power and Diversity in Hollywood

    MISS BALA showcases Latina Power and Diversity in Hollywood

    Representation, Action and Determination. That is exactly what Sony’s new action-packed film MISS BALA is all about. The film starring actors Gina Rodriguez and Puerto Rican actor Ismael Cruz Córdova takes its viewers on a wild chase with an ending that you can’t possibly predict. View this post

    Today is Latina Equal Pay Day - We Still Fight For It

    Today is Latina Equal Pay Day - We Still Fight For It

    It’s Latina Equal Pay Day and just like Cardi B all we want to see is the Money! It has been 55 years since the passing of the Equal Pay Act and shockingly Latinas are still fighting for equal pay. Yup that’s right! Latinas happen to be amongst

    Artist Barbara Rivera Explores New Grounds With New Political Paintings

    Artist Barbara Rivera Explores New Grounds With New Political Paintings

    For San Jacinto artist Barbara Rivera, painting has become a form of liberation and a form in which she can speak up about issues that are currently affecting her community. Born to immigrant parents, she takes inspiration from both her father and mother’s cultures. Her father is a refugee

    Will Millennial Women Show Up At Midterms, Be Powerhouse Voters?

    Will Millennial Women Show Up At Midterms, Be Powerhouse Voters?

    The midterm elections are fast approaching and it seems that women are at the forefront of not only the amount of female candidates this year, but it looks like that they might be leading in voting polls too. Facebook/ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Over the past weeks leading up to the midterm

    PinkSlipped - A Web Series Latinx Can Relate To About The Workplace

    PinkSlipped - A Web Series Latinx Can Relate To About The Workplace

    In a world where the Latino community continues to be underrepresented in the big screen, with fewer than 7 percent of Latinos staring in major films and where Latinas are getting paid 54 cents for every dollar paid to their white male counterparts. There is one Latina who is paving

    Long Beach Hotel Workers Fight For Safety

    Long Beach Hotel Workers Fight For Safety

    Since the #MeToo movement and Time Magazine’s Person of the Year 2017 issue featuring the “silence breakers”, the public has seen multitude of women step forward into the public eye to bravely tell their personal stories and have their voices heard. Such is the case for hotel workers who

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