Tías and Primas
On Knowing and Loving the Women Who Raise Us
What's it about
Have you ever felt caught between the traditions of your family and the person you want to become? Discover how the powerful, often unspoken, lessons from your tías and primas can be the key to unlocking your own authentic identity and navigating a world that wasn't built for you. This summary of Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez’s work reveals how to honor your roots while forging your own path. You'll learn to reclaim the wisdom of the women who raised you, transforming their lessons on survival, love, and resistance into a powerful toolkit for self-advocacy and personal liberation.
Meet the author
Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez is a respected storyteller and theologian whose work decolonizing faith and empowering women of color has been featured in the New York Times. Growing up as a Nicaraguan immigrant in Miami, she learned firsthand the power of tías and primas in shaping identity and community. This lived experience, combined with her academic work exploring the intersections of race, gender, and class, fuels her passionate writing on the women who raise us and the love that sustains us.
What's it about
Have you ever felt caught between the traditions of your family and the person you want to become? Discover how the powerful, often unspoken, lessons from your tías and primas can be the key to unlocking your own authentic identity and navigating a world that wasn't built for you. This summary of Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez’s work reveals how to honor your roots while forging your own path. You'll learn to reclaim the wisdom of the women who raised you, transforming their lessons on survival, love, and resistance into a powerful toolkit for self-advocacy and personal liberation.
Meet the author
Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez is a respected storyteller and theologian whose work decolonizing faith and empowering women of color has been featured in the New York Times. Growing up as a Nicaraguan immigrant in Miami, she learned firsthand the power of tías and primas in shaping identity and community. This lived experience, combined with her academic work exploring the intersections of race, gender, and class, fuels her passionate writing on the women who raise us and the love that sustains us.
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