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In this episode, we sit down with Heather Reese (@Heather_rxoxo) — a lawyer, model, and advocate for Latinx and BIPOC businesses. Heather opens up about growing up in a Jewish household, her journey of reconnecting with her Latina roots, and what it means to navigate identity, representation, and belonging as a Latina woman today. ✨Edit: the resturant mentioned by Heather in Philly is**Lola’s Kitchen** 🤎 Follow Heather (@Heather_rxoxo) on instagram to learn more about how you can support Latinx and BIPOC businesses.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations that celebrate culture, identity, and community.
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