Domestic violence remains a pervasive global crisis, yet its manifestations and the barriers to escaping it are profoundly shaped by a survivor’s intersectional identity. For Latina women, the experience of abuse is often inextricably linked to cultural values, socioeconomic standing, and legal vulnerability. This paper examines the specific case of Alicia, a primary example of how institutional gaps fail to protect those at the margins.
The Role of Violence Against Women Act in Addressing ... - PMC
Alicia Martínez's personal battle serves as a powerful example of "Speaking Up"