Aida M. Toro, captured by Jana Schuessler.
As we come to the end of Hispanic Heritage month, we have the honor to spotlight one of our very own writers, Colombian-American, Aida M Toro. She discuses everything about her cultural heritage to her favorite Colombian dish in this inside look into her history! This vivacious NYC journalist was born and raised in West New York, New Jersey. Still, her Colombian roots helped her stay grounded with the help of her family and, most importantly, her parents by instilling in her a love for her Colombian heritage. Hispanic Heritage month celebrates the Hispanic and Latino culture and history, as well as how Hispanic Americans have positively influenced and enriched our country and communities.
Toro is now a Fashion Editor at Mann Publications and a writer for Hobnob NYC and The House Magazine. She is a shining example of how being from a different culture can enrich our communities and be an inspiration to others. In this interview, we celebrate T...
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