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- Oct 10, 2022
9:44 AMRaye Zaragoza is of Mexican and indigenous heritage, her great-grandmother was adopted out of her tribe as young child, raised by a white woman and forced to assimilate. Zaragoza named her 2020 album, "Woman in Color," because she saw it as "a coloring book, and every song was a like a little bit of me coloring in my story, of my past and my present and my future." "Being a woman of color in America and someone of mixed race, I’ve always felt like identity is something that weighs on me very heavily and something that I really wanted to write about in this record." rayezaragoza.bandcamp.com www.rayezaragoza.comGabriel Teodros - May 5, 2022
10:48 AMMay 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). More info: www.washingtonpost.com - Nov 25, 2021
6:34 AMRaye Zaragoza is of Mexican and indigenous heritage, her great-grandmother was adopted out of her tribe as young child, raised by a white woman and forced to assimilate. Zaragoza named her 2020 album, "Woman in Color," because she saw it as "a coloring book, and every song was a like a little bit of me coloring in my story, of my past and my present and my future." "Being a woman of color in America and someone of mixed race, I’ve always felt like identity is something that weighs on me very heavily and something that I really wanted to write about in this record." rayezaragoza.bandcamp.com www.rayezaragoza.com - Oct 11, 2021
12:18 PMRaye Zaragoza named her 2020 album, "Woman in Color," because she saw it as "a coloring book, and every song was a like a little bit of me coloring in my story, of my past and my present and my future." "Being a woman of color in America and someone of mixed race, I’ve always felt like identity is something that weighs on me very heavily and something that I really wanted to write about in this record," she said.