Combating the damaging health effects of marianismo on Latinas in the workplace
Marianismo is one of the primary cultural stereotypes that Latinas face in the workplace, leading to health concerns such as chronic stress.
Victoria Arena is a writer and student, passionate about writing, literature, and women's studies. She is bilingual, fluent in both English and Spanish. In 2017, she received her Associates in Fine Arts for Creative Writing from Brookdale Community College. Now, she is working toward her Bachelor's in English Literature at Montclair State University. Along with literature, Victoria is interested in Gender and Sexuality Studies, which she is pursuing as a minor, focusing closely on women's issues, gender inequality, and LGBT issues. These studies provide her with a feminist lens, which influences her work from both fiction to academic writings.
Marianismo is one of the primary cultural stereotypes that Latinas face in the workplace, leading to health concerns such as chronic stress.
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