Virginia Isaad is a Lead Editor for HipLatina.com, focusing on local stories in the United States, specifically in California and Los Angeles. With a passion for highlighting BIPOC voices and experiences, Virginia covers a range of topics including mental health, cultural events, entertainment, and social issues.
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Virginia Isaad primarily focuses on local profile features and expert commentary within the entertainment news space, with a particular emphasis on BIPOC healing. She is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight individuals or organizations making significant strides within the BIPOC community, especially those based in California or Los Angeles.
Given her coverage of CPTSD and BIPOC healing, she may be open to experts who can provide insights into mental health challenges and solutions specific to these communities. Additionally, she may also be interested in sources that can offer perspectives on diversity and representation within the entertainment industry.
As Virginia's geographic focus includes California and Los Angeles, relevant local angles or stories tied to these areas could resonate strongly with her.
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Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade, Mexican-Kenyan judoka Prisca Awiti Alcaraz, and Guatemalan shooter Adriana Ruano Oliva all made history.
The Mexican and Puerto Rican actress and star of "Wednesday" opened up about feeling like she wasn't a "good enough" Latina
Marileidy Paulino won in the 400 meters becoming the first woman from the Dominican Republic to win Olympic gold
Dominican American visual artist Stephanie Vidal celebrates Latina heritage through her art
By: Virginia Isaad
Jessica Alba stars in a Hulu thriller with Eva Longoria directing and "Encanto" writer Charise Castro Smith as writer and producer
'Tias and Primas' explores Latina archetypes, fostering conversation and understanding about the different Latinas in our lives
TIME magazine celebrated Latino Leaders including prominent Latinas Camila Mendes and Hezly Rivera
By: Virginia Isaad
Liza Colón-Zayas makes history as the first Latina to win an Emmy for best supporting actress in a comedy series
By: Virginia Isaad
Uvalde officers face charges for failing to act during the Robb elementary shooting and were confronted by mourning families.
Puerto Rican content creator Sara Mendez empowers and educates on BIPOC with ADHD
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