Today, my heart is heavy. We have lost a giant. Dolores Huerta was far more than a civil rights icon. She was a guiding light. A woman who showed generations of us what courage, dignity, and a deep commitment to justice look like; what true feminism means. She dedicated her life to those too often ignored, exploited, and excluded, transforming pain into collective action and giving voice to workers, women, immigrants, and marginalized communities. She taught us, especially Mexican, Indigenous, and Chicana/Latina women and girls, that solidarity is a collective act of love, and that ordinary people have the power to change history. Her life helped shape my own path in the struggle for social justice, and her courage and legacy will continue to guide me. Thank you, Dolores, for showing us that sí se puede. Your legacy lives on in every struggle for justice, equality, and human dignity. We will carry your example forward. Now, you Rest in Power, querida Dolores. And on Monday, Día de Muertos, I'll save a place for you at the ofrenda, with a special molito and tamales worthy of a life so beautifully lived.✊🏿🖤