“For Black Latinx in the U.S., bicultural, bilingual ― if they are lucky ― and born to immigrant parents, there is no motherland.”
Motherland is an idea – a place where one can walk without being treated according to preconceived ideas based on the exterior, the surface of our skin. I journeyed a lifetime in search of this mecca only to find that it doesn’t exist.
Read about my journey here.
Maria V. Luna 
Hi, I read your article in the Huffpost, titled ‘Searching for a Motherland as a Black Latina’. I thought it was extremely interesting and looked you up and found your website. I would like to email you a response, if you are interested in discussing it. P.S. I am still ruminating on all the discussion points, so have not fully collected my thoughts but will do so shortly.