La Raza Anthology: Unidos y Fuertes is a collection of works celebrating and analyzing our experiences with cultures from Latin America.

Tired of the very little Latinx representation in the art scene, we created La Raza Anthology as a way to give creators proper recognition & chance to address important issues that matter to us.

Giulia Zielasko , Stephanie Rodriguez

Our list of contributors include:

Alejandro Bruzzese♢Ale Carrasco Lepijina♢Alexandra Barboza♢Alexandra Martinez♢Andrea Esquivel Dávalos♢Andrea Zambrano♢Alberto Larrañaga ‘Bort’♢Brianna Valdez♢Carmen Pizarro♢Carolina Fernandez♢Carolina Dalia Gonzalez♢Coty Taboada♢Cynthia Janet Zapata♢Daisy Ruiz♢Daniela Iglesias♢Eric Arroyo♢Estephanie Morales♢Gabriela Morales♢Giulia Zielasko♢Ismael Flores Ruvalcaba♢Joamette Gil♢Jordan Marco♢Juliette Medina Lopez ♢Kat Fajardo♢Kimberly Morales♢Luisa Rivera♢Luis Roldán Torquemada♢M. Steffens♢Melissa Ayala Estrada♢Mirelle Ortega♢Myra Lara♢Pablo Castro♢Paola Klug♢Stephanie Bailey♢Stephanie Rodriguez♢Susana Isabel♢Tiffany Rodriguez♢Todd Gastelum♢Vivian Martinez♢William Keops Ibanez♢Xavier Lorie

Carmen Pizarro , M. Steffens, Stephanie Bailey

In Spanish, la raza literally translates as “the race”, a term stemmed from Mexican scholar José Vasconcelos’s phrase, La Raza Cósmica (“the cosmic race”). Because Latin America is a mixture of different races & cultures (Latinx= an ethnicity not a race), we use La Raza as a term define our community by celebrating our roots.  Which is what we hope to do with our anthology!

Cover by Kat Fajardo

By backing our Kickstarter you can help us in getting La Raza printed, a 120 paged book of full color comics, illustrations and stories, as well as receiving a bundle of fun prizes that emulate our beautiful cultura. And we need your help!!

Please check out the Kickstarter as well as checking out our Contributor Spotlights & interviews. 

We appreciate any reblogs & retweets! Gracias!