Hey guys! Back with another True Life: Your Average Afrolatina blog post featuring a dope Afro-Latina who is all about Marketing! This beautiful lady reached out to share her story and told me all about how she managed to remain poppin' and prosperous amidst culture shock and adversity. Check out the interview below, and make sure to comment on the True Life post on Instagram if you're an Afro-Latinx in Marketing! Tell me about yourself! Who are you and what do you do? My nam

Being married for nearly two years now, I've heard my fair share of, "So, are you pregnant yet?" and "When's the baby coming?" To this, I always respond, "No," with an awkward laugh, or, "Not yet," again, accompanied by an awkward laugh. You don't realize how consumed OTHER PEOPLE are with YOUR procreation timeline until you're married, and it can get quite annoying. What, with the self proclaimed obstetricians telling you not to wait too long because if you have a child afte

I've begun a new series on my Instagram page called #TrueLifeYourAverageAfrolatina. Because again, there is no prototype, right? We come from all walks of life, with many different traits, hobbies, talents, and stories. I posted my first one on January 5th of this year (in search of podcasters) and thought it would be a good idea to share my findings with you all! If you want more info on each podcast, click on the podcast titles to be redirected to their Instagram page. *I w