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'We have no news': Loved ones of Susana Torres rally after alleged kidnapping The Modesto Bee 2 days ago Lydia Gerike, The Modesto Bee Apr. 21—Susana Torres' loved ones are doing whatever they can to make sure everyone knows her name. About 40 of her family members and close friends gathered Tuesday at the intersection of Hatch and Crows Landing roads dressed in white, holding signs demanding justice for the allegedly kidnapped mother. "We all decided to come out here just because we haven't heard from her in a week," said Yazmin Cruz, Torres' cousin. "We have no news." Torres, along with her 8- and 2-year-old sons, were allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint April 11 by Torres' estranged husband outside Richy's Mini Mart. Torres had just taken a restraining order out granting her full custody of the 2-year-old, Chavez's son, after he allegedly tried to kidnap her in late March.
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Latina Girls Dreaming “Latinitas,” by Juliet Menéndez, introduces young readers to 40 Latina trailblazers, from the 17th century to the present, as children at play. By Juliet Menéndez As a second-generation Dominican child growing up in Harlem, I was steeped in my culture at home. From mangu to merengue, my family made sure I never forgot my roots. But once I ventured out, everything was American, including my heroines. I learned about Sojourner Truth, Rosa Parks, Marian Anderson, Madam C.J. Walker and many other Black women who were trailblazers. Few were Black Latinas. I often wondered about the Rosa Parks of the Dominican Republic, the Marian Anderson of Brazil.