LinkedIn’s Illiana Acosta says she aims to create spaces where Latinos don’t have to question whether or not they can be authentic at work the way that she did. As a multifaceted Latina who was raised by a single mother with limited access to educational and financial resources, I understand all too well the hurdles we face in the workplace.
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