Post 1: My autobiography

I was born in Santiago on february 9th, 2000 (the year of dragón, apocalypse and a lot of crazy things). when i was 4 years old, my mom get away from my granmother house and rent a home on San Felipe, but without me. Since that time, i lived with my grandma in Santiago, in Colina's town. My mom had a daughter with a men who met in San Felipe and named her Isidora. Now Isidora is nine years old and grew up on that town. For a while i lived with they in there, where dedicate myself to go to school and study some music stuffs but, when i turn 18, i left there. i mooved to Colina again and, after that i mooved to Providencia in Santiago to study on college.

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Post 7:A career-related website / an expert on my field

Constantly, I'm writing and reading things about the social situation. All those information and experiences, must be true or reliable. For example, when a law was passed I read and Need to understand it, I read "The Official Journal." Other reliable sources of information - but not of interpretations - are the diaries called "The Third" and "The Mercury". However, their interpretations are made BY and FOR the richest in Chile. To have a counter-information of that - and make my own interpretation - I read a website made by journalists, called "Interference". Some of my professors in my college course write on that site. I also ask people - outside of college and the world of journalism - what they think (or feel) about those things. All things are too important to have complete information. Also to give good information for those who don't have access to that. For one reason, we (the journalists) are called "the fourth pow...

Post 6: Gender roles and stereotypes

I'm just a woman who probably follows gender standards. Society made us with those laws and its hard to forget. In our minds, there are different things that a girl or a child cannot do. I try to break those "laws" every day, to be happy with myself and be what I want to be. My family, it's just a traditional model. My grandparents are part of the "old generation," and they probably won't change. My grandmother, wash the dishes and my grandfather works away from home. But, this tasks shouldn´t be attributed to any gender. Twenty years ago, it was unthinkable for a man to use makeup. And for a woman, was unthikable to have a free sex life. But, if we want to make a change and leave sexism in the past, it is necessary to start thinking about persons, instead of "men" and "women". We cannot put stereotypes first than feelings, rights and thoughts.

Post 5: A photography and its history

The photograph was taken in 2017, on my senior year’s trip to school. For a week we traveled through different cities in southern Chile: parks and nature reserves were our main attraction. At the time, I had my first serious relationship. My boyfriend kept calling me to find out who was with me, who was looking at me, what I was doing and what I was wearing. Most of my ex-clasmmates have good memories of the trip, but I don’t. I felt that I was not well, that I didn’t fit in with anyone, that nobody underestimated me. My mother was very far away. But anyway, if I had been close, there would have been no difference. I couldn’t count on anyone. I felt bad and alone. I was photographed in front of one of the small waterfalls, before the "Salto del laja" in Los Ángeles. Burdened by my feelings, I cried as I watched the water fall. At the moment, to friends came to hug me. I dropped all my tears. Since then, I broke off with my boyfriend, my mom and any toxic person who ...

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