The characters bridge the gap between all Black Latinas from skin color and hair textures, to facial features and backgrounds. Black Latina not only deals with the "traditional" black/white ideas of racism within the U.S., but also exposes complex internalized racism between African Americans, Hispanics, and Black Latinos.
The five emotions deal with the personal and thought-provoking testimony of both the plight and appreciations of being a Black Latina. The climactic arc resolves the story (from Anger to Empowerment) showing all sides of a multifaceted spectrum. From denouncing oneself and “fitting in” to embracing the beauty and pride of “being Black”, Black Latina lets the world know exactly who we are.