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"A Tuesday" by Yolanda Gress

PDF version of "A Tuesday" by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Yolanda Gress

Tags: Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Homelessness, human rights, Immigrant perceptions of US poverty, Kindness, Latina Writers Workshop, Latinas Write/Escriben, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, LI Life, Newsday, Poverty, Yolanda Gress

English version of "And Now it is My Turn" written by an anonymous Central Islip student.

Tags: Anonymous High School Student, border crossing, Brave Journeys/Pasos Valientes, Central America, child abuse, Domestic violence, Family separation, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Immigrant Rights, immigrants, Immigration reform, Latino/Latina, Long Island Wins, Motherhood, Rio Grande, Stories for Liberation, Teen Pregnancy, Unaccompanied Immigrant Children

PDF version of "Art and Activism," a story by Herstory Writers Workshop author Natalia Chamorro

Tags: Abortion, Art and Activism, Feminism, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, Lima Peru, Music, Natalia Chamorro, Protest, Social activism, Social Practice Art, Women's rights

PDF version of "Call Me Daughter" by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Silvia Heredia

Tags: chronic disease, cultural identity, cultural loss, family, Health, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Hispanic culture, Identity, Latinas Write/Escriben, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, lupus, Mexico, Silvia Heredia

PDF version of "Día martes" para Yolanda Gress ("A Tuesday" by Yolanda Gress, a Herstory Writers Workshop author

Tags: Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Homelessness, human rights, Immigrant perceptions of US poverty, Kindness, Latina Writers Workshop, Latinas Write/Escriben, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, LI Life, Newsday, Poverty, Yolanda Gress

PDF version of an anonymous high school student's Herstory Writers Workshop story "Every Time I Look Back"

Tags: border crossing, Canios Brooks, Central America, East End Ink blog, Family separation, Hispanic, immigration, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, Long Island Wins, Stories for Liberation, WPKN 89.5 FM public radio broadcast

PDF version of "Llámenme m’ija" ("Call Me Daughter) by Herstory Writers Workshop author, Silvia Heredia

Tags: chronic disease, cultural identity, cultural loss, family, Health, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Hispanic Identity, Latinas Write/Escriben, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, lupus, Mexico, Silvia Heredia

Spanish version of "Nothing" by Herstory Author, Belinda Castiblanco

Tags: Alpha Sigma Lambda, Belinda Castiblanco, Education, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Hispanic culture, Inequality, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina empowerment, Latino/Latina Literature, Long Island Wins, Motherhood, Non-traditional student, Stony Brook University, Stories for Liberation, Teen Pregnancy

PDF of English version of "No Hope of a License," a story by Herstory Writers Workshop author Gerson Sermeno

Tags: Central America, Discrimination, Driver's License Laws, Hispanic, Immigrant Rights, Inequality, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, License, Long Island Wins, Police, Police Practices, Police Practices/Traffic Stop, Race/Racism, Racial Profiling, Spanish/Hispanic culture

PDF of Spanish version of "No Hope of a License," a story by Herstory Writers Workshop author Gerson Sermeno

Tags: Central America, Discrimination, Driver's License Laws, Gerson Sermeno, Herstory Writings, Hispanic, Immigrant Rights, Inequality, Latino/Latina, Latino/Latina Literature, License, Long Island Wins, Police, Police Practices, Police Practices/Traffic Stop, Race/Racism, Racial Profiling, Spanish/Hispanic culture