Editor’s Letter
For a long time, before the inception of this magazine, I realized there was a duel of forces within me. My view of the world had been and continues to be influenced by what seems like a million factor’s within: Latino and American, speaking English and Spanish, born Millennial or Generation Z, raised on the east and west coast of the United States, and so on. I became obsessed with the idea of defining and pinpointing exactly where I stand on an imaginary polarized scale. I found myself on a journey in understanding what it means to grow up as a Latin-American, pouring into research and sentiments other’s have felt as well.
Within this “defining moment” so to speak, the first issue of Seguro was born. A (personal) triumph over the fighting factors within this identity, firstly focused on the West coast. This issue aims to create a sense of certainty of who we are as young Latino artists, asegurándonos de quiénes somos como Latinos: through fashion, art, and the celebrated culture we live.
Isabella Urbina,
Editor-in-Chief
Mission Statement
Seguro Magazine is a platform dedicated to empowering the youth of the Latin community through their uniqueness and artistry. Seguro Magazine highlights and supports the fashion, art, and life of the enigma that is the Latin American population that exists in a seemingly chaotic cultural and political landscape.
This publication is a student-produced collection of non-commercial work.
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