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Monica Ramirez: Meet the Latina activist giving a voice to migrant farmworkers


The civil rights lawyer and activist created the ‘Querida Familia Latina’ letter


Monica Ramirez is the creator behind the Querida Familia Latina letter© Getty Images
Natalia Trejo
UPDATED NOVEMBER 27, 2019 12:30 PM ESTNOV 27, 2019, 12:30 PM EST

Monica Ramirez might not sound like a familiar name, but her advocacy and powerful initiatives are unmissable. The Latina activist, advocate and attorney helped spark the Times Up Movement alongside its founder Tarana Burke and is the creator behind the Querida Familia Latina letter, among many other initiatives. For decades, Monica has been fighting for the rights of farmworker women and other migrant women workers who are often violently sexualized and taken from their rights.

RELATED LINKS: Olga Segura on the message of the 'Querida Familia Latina'

Her actions strive towards justice and equality, and have won her recognition from Harvard Kennedy School, Forbes Mexico and more. Watch the video below to get to know Monica and learn why she needs to be on your radar.

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