Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month Festivities
Hermanas Unidas hosted presentations this week where they welcomed all students to their club meetings throughout the school year and informed their classmates about Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month. They shared this year’s theme: “Todos Somos, Somos Uno,” which means “We Are All, We Are One.” The Hermanas Unidas board also shared their personal theme for the year: “Flipping the Script.” In honor of this theme, student leaders highlighted hispanic trailblazers that inspire them, including Doris Muñoz, Salma Hayek, and José Andrés. They also shared media spanning photography, movies, and a custom Hermanas Unidas playlist that students can consume to learn more about Hispanic culture.
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