#lantix

[lulu-squared]

Hello here is my piece for Fitstober day 11: folk costume!! I also wanted to do a piece for and before LatinX/Latine heritage month. I don't always feel like my work reflects my heritage, and I sometimes fall short on it. So this piece means a lot.

The dress in inspired by a dress worn by @/matisseazul on instagram. It is a folklórico dress for the state of San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

[bladesnwaves]

someone come dance with me.

[bitxx-chan]

[binnydoodles]

Heyo it’s been awhile! finals are coming up and it’s draining me like crazy, but I was thinking of making Mexican food stickers once I’m on break. Would you guys actually buy them? and if you want a specific mexican food to become a sticker let me know ;)

[autumn2may]

Today we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with an incomplete list of SFF authors of Hispanic descent! Did we miss your favorite? Let me know and I'll add them in! 🐉

http://fantasy-faction.com/2021/sff-authors-of-hispanic-descent-an-incomplete-list

Title image assembled by Jennie Ivins with images by pauloduarte, Pexels, Tumisu, FelixMittermeier, imprintmytravel, and MonikaP.

[coeur-d-artichaut]

{ #bookreview 📚 I really enjoyed Elizabeth Acevedo's Clap When You Land. It dealt with grief and family, all written beautifully. I wish I had listened to the audiobook since I know the author narrates it and I did love The Poet X. } • • • #lantix #bookishcanadians #bookstagram #bibliophile #cequejelis #livreaddict (à Rimouski, Quebec) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC8Sigdg2p7/?igshid=1nv8r0f3tlrm1

[lulu-squared]

Cara de nopal/cactus face

[clioeshistoria]

Lmao @ americans silecing latins when we discuss issues/politics in the US that concerns us, even if some of us haven't set foot in it ever. But then using us to prove american imperialism and to futher their "inclusive" agenda. US privilege is so obvious