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Posts by Alan Pelaez Lopez

An Open Letter to Afro-Latinxs: You Are Enough and It’s Okay to Have Questions

By Alan Pelaez Lopez | September 14, 2016

Can you relate to how this author used to feel about their Afro-Latinx identity? These reminders will help you embrace your whole self.

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7 Fantastic Tips from Youth on How to Teach and Talk About Racism

By Alan Pelaez Lopez | August 28, 2016

“I wish we talked about racism in school.” A simple conversation with siblings turned into strategizing around race with youth. Here’s the valuable info they shared.

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Your Guide On How to Support Black People After Incidents of Police Violence

By Alan Pelaez Lopez | July 8, 2016

“#1. Don’t Demand We Share Our Thoughts On Every Black Murder.” It can be hard to know how to support black folks right now – but this guide is a start.

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7 Things Undocumented Immigrants Worry About that US Citizens Don’t

By Alan Pelaez Lopez | June 23, 2016

It’s heartbreaking to read what this author and their mother have gone through – but so important for understanding the impact of anti-immigration rhetoric.

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6 Examples of How You Can Benefit From Citizen Privilege

By Alan Pelaez Lopez | June 22, 2016

“#2: You won’t be denied housing on the basis of being an immigrant.” US citizens often have a hard time understanding this form of privilege. Here’s why we really need to start getting it.

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