Commemoration in Latinx Communities

Skibidi vibes in the Latinx communities where commemoration is not just about the past but a goon-level reanimation of social connections. It is lowkey a way to tackle historical violence, manifesting trauma in the present. Think of group portraits from the 90s, where Chicanas and Filipinas captured their friendships in sepia tones, creating a dank narrative of identity. This is not just memory; it is a sigma move, curating spaces where racialized identities thrive. Commemoration becomes a ship sailing through the complexities of public spheres, transforming remembrance into living practices that shape community dynamics.