ELLE Magazineのインスタグラム(elleusa) - 9月18日 04時47分

Texas has sent more than 300 people to the House of Representatives since its admission to the Union in 1845. And though the U.S. Census estimates Latinos make up nearly 40 percent of the state’s population, not a single one of these representatives has been Latina. This November, two women are hoping to change that.
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First up is Veronica Escobar, a former teacher and county judge, who will become one of Texas’ first Latina congresswomen, if she wins her midterm election.
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Escobar told ELLE.com that the fact that history will be made by communities filled with non-white populations is crucial: “If we achieve this, then I love that it’s the border that made history.” Read more about her story at the link in bio.
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Illustration for ELLE.com by @broobs.psd

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