Juan Rosas (he/him/él)
@jlunadd.bsky.social
3rd-Gen Mexican-American | Linguistic Anthropologist working in healthcare | Language Accessibility consultant.
Advocating for immigrant and minority communities in Minnesota🗣️
Originally from SoCal🌴🌞
Occasionally carve wooden spoons 🥄
Advocating for immigrant and minority communities in Minnesota🗣️
Originally from SoCal🌴🌞
Occasionally carve wooden spoons 🥄
Guess what guys! I’m a homeowner (and I guess a Minnesotan?🤔) now!!!
December 12, 2024 at 4:30 PM
Guess what guys! I’m a homeowner (and I guess a Minnesotan?🤔) now!!!
Heading back to Minnesota already, gonna miss my beautiful Long Beach and the temperate winter weather😭
December 1, 2024 at 11:11 PM
Heading back to Minnesota already, gonna miss my beautiful Long Beach and the temperate winter weather😭
Can’t wait to be back in California (even if only for a short spell!!) my beautiful brown body was not made for these Minnesota winters🤣
November 26, 2024 at 4:47 PM
Can’t wait to be back in California (even if only for a short spell!!) my beautiful brown body was not made for these Minnesota winters🤣
Had the opportunity to moderate a discussion with my team on the lessons we’ve learned educating a staff of 7000 hospital employees on race and racism, WHILE being people of color ourselves.
November 22, 2024 at 5:49 PM
Had the opportunity to moderate a discussion with my team on the lessons we’ve learned educating a staff of 7000 hospital employees on race and racism, WHILE being people of color ourselves.
Post a pic you took (no description) to bring some zen to the timeline
November 17, 2024 at 3:47 AM
Post a pic you took (no description) to bring some zen to the timeline
My great-grandpa was resilient, & after a few more deportations, eventually got a green card & moved the family to LA in the 50s.
I’ll never forget the stories I’ve learned about the way this country received us, the names they called us. & I will not turn my back on immigrants today.
I’ll never forget the stories I’ve learned about the way this country received us, the names they called us. & I will not turn my back on immigrants today.
November 16, 2024 at 2:34 AM
My great-grandpa was resilient, & after a few more deportations, eventually got a green card & moved the family to LA in the 50s.
I’ll never forget the stories I’ve learned about the way this country received us, the names they called us. & I will not turn my back on immigrants today.
I’ll never forget the stories I’ve learned about the way this country received us, the names they called us. & I will not turn my back on immigrants today.
My great grandpa, Andrés Luna, arrived in Chicago from Mexico in 1926 with a permanent visa. But during the Great Depression, and under a federal program known as the Mexican Repatriation, was deported.
The presidential slogan at the time: American Jobs for Real Americans.
The presidential slogan at the time: American Jobs for Real Americans.
November 16, 2024 at 2:34 AM
My great grandpa, Andrés Luna, arrived in Chicago from Mexico in 1926 with a permanent visa. But during the Great Depression, and under a federal program known as the Mexican Repatriation, was deported.
The presidential slogan at the time: American Jobs for Real Americans.
The presidential slogan at the time: American Jobs for Real Americans.
Hello friends, old and new!
You may remember me from twitter🤭 and then I’m sure we lost contact. I am now working as a Race and Racism educator at a hospital in Minnesota!
I recently gave a talk at UC Berkeley about turning a degree in language and lingusitics into a career in language access!
You may remember me from twitter🤭 and then I’m sure we lost contact. I am now working as a Race and Racism educator at a hospital in Minnesota!
I recently gave a talk at UC Berkeley about turning a degree in language and lingusitics into a career in language access!
November 14, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Hello friends, old and new!
You may remember me from twitter🤭 and then I’m sure we lost contact. I am now working as a Race and Racism educator at a hospital in Minnesota!
I recently gave a talk at UC Berkeley about turning a degree in language and lingusitics into a career in language access!
You may remember me from twitter🤭 and then I’m sure we lost contact. I am now working as a Race and Racism educator at a hospital in Minnesota!
I recently gave a talk at UC Berkeley about turning a degree in language and lingusitics into a career in language access!