In The Heights
Which character struggles with her identity while attending Stanford University?
Nina Rosario
Which Latina theologian developed Mujerista Theology?
Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz
What is Nepantla?
A Nahuatl term that describes the feeling of being in between two cultures.
Who wrote Embracing Latina Spirituality?
Michelle A. Gonzalez
Who spoke on the Ted Talk?
Dr. Yolanda
What event happens every year in the neighborhood?
a block party
Which group of people is Mujerista Theology focused on?
Latina women
What is Carnival Del Barrio?
A celebration in "In the Heights" that unites the community in a moment of cultural pride.
What character was used as an example for the quote "us is a me society and Latina culture is a "we" society" ?
Nina
What was one of the main themes throughout the Ted talk?
Faith, heritage, and resilience
Where is Washington Heights located?
New York
Which Mujerista Theology theme focuses on the daily struggle of Latinx communities?
La Lucha
What does "allow me to speak" refer to?
Actively participating in defining and shaping our community by making our opinions heard.
What did job did Claudia(from the book) think she was coming to the U.S. for?
being a nanny
What was one of Yolandas main focuses?
The importance of having faith and wisdom as a person.
Who was known as the leader of the neighborhood as was viewed as wise and nurturing?
Abuela Claudia
What is Mujerista Theology?
A way of thinking about God and faith that comes from the experience of Latina Women.
Where was this presentation by Dr. Claudia Herrera-Montero given?
In Parmer at Dominican University.
Ada Maria, Gloria Loya, and Jeanette Rodriguez
Who was the Ted talk about?
Yolandas grandmother