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Sexism in our culture and in the media

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Sins of Omission

Everything You Need to Know About Latino History 2008 Edition

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“What makes this novel intriguing is that Novas writes about some of society's darkest taboos, places them against a religious background, and still allows the reader to understand and even forgive the characters. What makes this novel enjoyable is that it's written with a magical quality that flows throughout the entire story. Check it out.” Hank Waddles

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'HISPANIC' VS 'LATINO'

Latino is the preferred term. The word Hispanic is derived from the word España, the country that led the conquest of the New World and whose language and culture has dominated Latin America. The word Latino traces its roots back to ancient Rome and some say it's more inclusive, encompassing Latin American countries such as Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and others, according to Himilce Novas' book, Everything You Need to Know About Latino History.

Motivational Speaker

Himilce Novas is

Fiction Editor of

MultiCultural Review

Himilce Novas interviewed for article

in Diversity Inc Magazine

In the past 40 years, the United States has witnessed an accelerated demographic transformation as the Latino community has surged past African Americans to become the nation's largest minority group […] This Latino community, which now stands at about 40 million, already brought subtle and overt changes to American society, influencing education, political life, business and mass media. However, the phrase "Latino community," often uttered by non-Latinos, doesn't delineate the cultural, geographic, historic, racial and ethnic differences among the various Latino groups.

DISSERTATION

WRITTEN ABOUT HIMILCE NOVAS’ NOVEL:

From art to literature:

Magic realism in Like water for chocolate and

Mangos, bananas and coconuts

BY A. Elaine Stewart

UMI Number 1393935

"Queer Is Multicultural" and the Multicultural Review

VETERAN FEMINISTS OF AMERICA SITE

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AMAZON.COM INTERVIEW WITH HIMILCE NOVAS

RUMBLING WITH COLUMBUS

THOUGHTS ON “HISPANIC” HISTORY MONTH

by Himilce Novas

FEMINISTS WHO CHANGED AMERICA 1963-1075

“I am honored to be featured in this book, as I was honored to be a part of such a critical moment in history, and to work shoulder to shoulder with so many courageous pioneers” Himilce Novas