Get it Girl!’ Women’s History Month Special Features Historical Latinas

In a special Women’s History Month episode, “Get it Girl!” delivered a powerhouse lineup featuring influential Latinas. Hosted by Steph and Aliyah, with Pinkafé co-host Carolina Trejos joining the conversation, the show brought together inspiring women to discuss their journeys and accomplishments in various fields.

The first segment kicked off with a reflection on historical Latina figures like Frida Kahlo and Rita Moreno, leading into a discussion about contemporary Latinas who are making leaving a mark in entertainment and beyond. From Eva Longoria’s record-breaking film to Jenna Ortega’s success on Netflix, the panel highlighted the diverse achievements of Latinas in the entertainment industry.

The conversation then shifted to exploring the common mindsets shared by successful Latinas. The hosts and guests emphasized the importance of resilience, authenticity, and passion in pursuing one’s goals. Drawing from personal experiences and observations, they provided valuable insights into what drives Latinas to succeed against the odds.

Dr. Kendra Segura, a returning guest on the show, took center stage in the third segment to address the lack of representation of Latinas in STEM fields. With thought-provoking questions and candid responses, Dr. Segura shed light on the challenges faced by women of color in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Her insights offered a glimpse into the systemic barriers that need to be dismantled to foster greater inclusivity and diversity in STEM.

The final segment featured Elyssa Bustamante, also known as The Funky Latina, discussing her groundbreaking initiative, The Funky Latina Music Festival. As she shared her journey and vision for the festival, viewers gained a deeper appreciation for the cultural impact of Latinx music and the importance of celebrating diversity in the arts.

Let’s continue celebrating the achievements of Latinas not just during Women’s History Month but throughout the year. With its dynamic lineup and engaging discussions, “Get it Girl!” showcased the resilience, talent, and impact of Latinas in shaping history.

Watch Get it Girl! Tuesday, March 18th at 4:30 PM PST / 7:30 PM EST, airing on LATV Network. You can watch the episode on TV or at any time on the LATV+ app after 4:30 PM!