![]() ![]() ![]() “It’s sort of an imposed identity.” She knows firsthand, from within her own family, that Latinx people are not a monolith. ![]() “The label ‘Latinx’ just exists here in the U.S.,” she told me, noting that many people who immigrate here have never identified as broadly Latin American. Garcia is equally boundary pushing when it comes to prescriptive notions of the Latinx community-or lack of community. “The idea that all minoritized people will just automatically find solidarity is flawed.” ![]()
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