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How I Got Radicalized: When Niurka Marcos Ruled the Spanish-Language Tabloids

Her messy beefs with ‘good girl’ celebrities proved no famous woman could escape scrutiny in the 2000s

Oct 23, 2020

Pop art-esque graphic of Niurka Marcos.

Oct 23, 2020

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Solitude Is a Privilege Too Many Take for Granted

Not all of us can create our magnum opuses if we live in overcrowded housing

Apr 1, 2020

A photo of a black woman on her phone looking out of her apartment window/door.

Apr 1, 2020

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The Complicated Colorism of Latina Actresses in Film

For a century, pop culture has valued lighter-skinned Latinx actresses to the detriment of understanding the complexity of Latinidad

Feb 28, 2020

The Complicated Colorism of Latina Actresses in Film

Feb 28, 2020

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My Virgen de Guadalupe Is a Feminist. Some Men Can’t Seem to Handle That.

She’s an icon of Mexican culture, but women have interpreted her differently than those who support our machismo institutions

Dec 10, 2019

My Virgen de Guadalupe Is a Feminist. Some Men Can’t Seem to Handle That.

Dec 10, 2019

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The Syndrome That Made Me Question My Femininity

The hormonal imbalances and side effects pushed me into a spiral of shame

Aug 26, 2019

The Syndrome That Made Me Question My Femininity

Aug 26, 2019

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ZORA

Art Can Help Us Subvert Patriarchy

But only if we continue to fund it

Jul 12, 2019

Art Can Help Us Subvert Patriarchy

Jul 12, 2019

Mariana Viera

Mariana Viera

Los Angeles born-and-raised writer. Lover of all things femme and disobedient. Words in Teen Vogue, Vibe, Remezcla, Okayplayer, Bustle, Vice, and more.

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