“Drawing on the science of DNA testing and her own sense and experience of mysticism, Cepeda, an award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker, offers a “synthesis between logos and mythos” in a thoroughly engaging look at race from a Latina’s perspective on what is touted as a postracial society.” — Booklist, starred review
Raquel Cepeda is an author, filmmaker and journalist working and living in her native New York City. furthermore
Bird of Paradise: How I Became Latina is part memoir and part chronicle of Cepeda’s year-long journey to discover the truth about her ancestry while looking at what it means to be Latina today.
Bling: A Planet Rock is a feature documentary about American hip-hop's obsession with diamonds and how that intersected itself into the decade long conflict in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
And It Don’t Stop, edited by the award winning journalist Raquel Cepeda, with a foreword from Nelson George is a collection of the best articles the hip-hop generation has produced.
Raquel Cepeda said: “Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.” ~ MarineThis happened about 17 hours agoRaquel Cepeda said: RT @HuffingtonPost: 23 dead in South African circumcision ceremonies http://t.co/YjpT3z7R3bThis happened about 17 hours agoRaquel Cepeda said: DR Power! Dimelo! RT @MRCOPE2: Indie184 fantasy solo show 2morrow may 18th @ Tt underground gallery @kweenzdestroy http://t.co/FOLy8nTnNVThis happened about 18 hours agoRaquel Cepeda said: Journalist-Americans today, 2 sample a term I first heard from @originalspin, fall into 2 categories : the gentry & the gentrified.This happened about 20 hours agoRaquel Cepeda said: I remember when writing for The Village Voice meant something: a badge of honor. Michael Musto's better off wout them. They kinda suck now.This happened about 20 hours ago
