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Mamas Latinas: 1/23-29

Posted on January 29, 2012May 11, 2015 by Irina Gonzalez

Health & Fitness

Childhood obesity ads may have gone too far, but it’s a lesson Latinas need to learn

Reggaeton duo join childhood obesity fight

Why our culture keeps us from saving lives

Why I chose gastric bypass over a lap band

Being Latina IS a risk factor for heart disease, despite new study

Food & Fiestas

Will serving breakfast at Taco Bell further distance them from Mexican food?

6 favorite Latino-inspired Iron Chef battles

Entertainment

5 reasons we’re excited about the Oscar nominations

Why Demi Lovato quits Twitter & Selena Gomez goes to the Congo

NY Giants’ Victor Cruz is a hometown hero (VIDEO)

Danny Trejo and Rihanna get tattoos together

3 more reasons to love Ricky Martin

The Shakira and Britney Spears duet is a bad idea

Why you need to watch The Pregnancy Project with your daughter

5 Latinas to root for during the SAG Awards

Home

Why I’m addicted to Pinterest

Why Latinas should stop stressing about the perfectly clean home

Pregnancy

What! No Latinos on the list of porn for pregnant women

Parenting

Why banning junk food in schools isn’t the only solution to childhood obesity

5 fun winter activities for Latinos in US National Parks

Style

Why Disney’s Aladdin will look more Latino

In the News

East Haven Mayor may have tacos to help Latinos. Um, what?

Why I won’t vote for Marco Rubio as Vice President

Beauty

Sofia Vergara inspired my latest beauty obsession

Inspiration

More Latinos are going to college and they’re studying harder, too

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Irina Gonzalez is a journalist, editor, and multi-passionate writer. She is a Generation Alpha expert and author of the Raising Gen Alpha newsletter, where she writes about the hope and hopelessness of bringing up kids born 2010-2024 in a world that feels like it’s on fire—figuratively and literally.

Irina's 20-year media career has been defined by her fearless use of storytelling to shine a light on those who feel outside the "norm." Her work serves to remind us that we are never truly alone in our struggles and empowers us to overcome the societal barriers that stand in the way of our mental and emotional well-being. By promoting a message of empathy and inclusivity, Irina is helping to create a better world for all of us, and for generations to come.

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