Amanda Saviñón and Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor sit down and discuss Turning Pages: My Life Story, the Justice’s new children’s book, self-care as a judge in the highest court, and the natural fear and doubt that never go away.

Uzumaki Cepeda is a Dominican-American textile artist from NYC and during our interview, we talked about art, mental health, the internet, and the pros and cons of being Dominican.

Guingui Pérez is a hairstylist and artist, but I like to refer to her as the braid guru who has braided the likes of Michael B. Jordan, FKA Twig, and J. Balvin to name a few.

Brooklyn’s Shompa Kabir is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of We’re Eating, an online platform dedicated to underrepresented voices in food media.

Award-winning, world-renowned Dominican post-war generational poet whose son is a 2020 Presidential Candidate in the Dominican Republic sat down with Loyal Nana for an Inner View at his home office in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

A lot of the time, Muslim kids are like, who would want to hear my story? Who would want to hear about my life? We’ve been in the media for so long as the token terrorist and nothing else

I am deeply grateful to have sat down with Justice Sonia Sotomayor last week in The Bronx for Loyal Nana’s Inner Views series, a one-on-one interview series featuring the modern day luminaries changing our cultural landscape.