Monthly Archives: April 2014
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Emma Tenayuca
“I was arrested a number of times. I never thought in terms of fear. I thought in terms of justice.” – Emma Tenayuca (1916-1999), Mexican-American labor leader, organizer and educator. Latino Quote Of The Day™ is curated by Bobby Gonzalez. … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Sandra Andino
“Despite what others might say, stay focused, centered and positive…. if you give it value, others will.” – Sandra Andino, PhD., Afro-Puerto Rican anthropologist/photographer. Latino Quote Of The Day™ is curated by Bobby Gonzalez. .Bobby González is a nationally known multicultural … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Sonia Sotomayor
“This refusal to accept the stark reality that race matters is regrettable. As members of the judiciary tasked with intervening to carry out the guarantee of equal protection, we ought not sit back and wish away, rather than confront, the … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Cheo Feliciano
“…the roots of this music, the cadence, the flavor, came via Cuba from Africa…. in New York the majority of musicians were of Puerto Rican descent, and even though we were playing the basic Cuban rhythms, the music began to … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Ana Tijoux
“Not submissive and obedient Insurgent,strong woman Independent and courageous ….Beautiful life giving woman Emancipated in autonomy.” – Ana Tijoux, Chilean hip-hop artist. Latino Quote Of The Day™ is curated by Bobby Gonzalez. Bobby González … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Rene Perez
“Latin America is incomplete without a free Puerto Rico.” – Rene Perez (Residente), Puerto Rican rapper with Calle 13. Latino Quote Of The Day™ is curated by Bobby Gonzalez. Bobby González is a nationally known multicultural motivational speaker, storyteller … Continue reading
Latino Quote Of The Day™ – Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa
“Nightmares are for people who refuse to listen to their hearts. People who have lost their way, who are hollow. Fear slips into those hollow places. It is the very emptiness that draws the fear.” – Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa, Puerto … Continue reading