WMC Talks

WMC Talks: Latina Narrative

Who gets to tell our stories, who holds power, and whose voices are being left out? Erica González sits down with trailblazing journalist, public servant, and author Rossana Rosado to explore Latina power, representation, and the fight to reshape dominant narratives.

From her groundbreaking leadership at El Diario La Prensa to her work challenging inequities in the criminal justice system, Rosado shares insights into the overlooked experiences of incarcerated women, the barriers facing Latinas in leadership, and why women must advocate for themselves and one another. She also discusses her new book, Bronx Attitude, and makes a passionate case for creating independent media platforms, reclaiming Latino history, and ensuring that the stories of pioneering women are never erased.

Bronx Attitude: https://www.bronxattitude.com/



More articles by Category: Media, Race/Ethnicity
More articles by Tag: Criminal justice, Latina, New York
SHARE

[SHARE]

Article.DirectLink

Contributors
Erica González Martínez
Vice chair, Women's Media Center; Founding Editor - WMC IDAR/E; Director - Power For Puerto Rico
Rossana Rosado
Commissioner New York Criminal Justice Service
Categories