S03.E03. Palabras in Preservation

Have you ever felt welcomed and out of place at the same time? In this week's solita, solita episode, Rosanna Alvarez reflects on that very dynamic as she unpacks her recent experience in being recognized as an awardee for her work in historical preservation as carried out in her writing, publishing, teaching, and performing. Beyond anxiety, imposter syndrome, and opportunity, she tackles the historical trauma of our misaligned interactions with each other in spaces of cultural difference while challenging mainstream ideas on purpose with purpose. She also talks about the conscientious choices we make in how we show up and the variety of ways that we choose to activate along the lines of making a statement in our words, actions, and even in our attire. Lastly, she reflects on those "happy little accidents" that turn out to be grounding affirmations toward reminding us who we are. Also, lesson learned! Never record a podcast segment after a full day of grading and a hefty workout!

Per usual, "strong" language is used throughout.

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S03.E02. Uncompromising Recalibrations