I hope Colonize This! makes it onto Women Studies 101 syllabi nationwide . . . it can help ensure that race is an integral element of feminist dialogue--and keep women from leaving the women’s studies classroom when discussions of race begin.

- bitch magazine

… people absolutely loved her--they are still talking about her lecture and how it has influenced their thinking. That is pretty wonderful feedback coming from a wide range of folk: young, middle-aged, white, people of color, men, women. Daisy was a hit in Minnesota!

- University of Minnesota

Daisy was FABULOUS! ...such a delight to have speak, she truly showed her interest, care, and knowledge about her topic. ...we all took something very powerful from it--three of my own professors scribbled notes with the vigor of a student cramming day before finals. It was beautiful!

- Sonoma State University

It was great! The class visit was wonderful too! Daisy is awesome! We were very happy!

- Western Kentucky University

Daisy Hernandez

Fierce, fresh and smart -- Author and journalist focusing on race and gender issues, media, sexuality, and other factors affecting young women of color

Co-editor of Colonize This! Young Women on Today’s Feminism and former editor of ColorLines, a newsmagazine on race and politics
Daisy has written for a range of publications – the National Catholic Reporter, Bitch magazine, the New York Times and the Christian Science Monitor – always expressing ideas that emphasize race, immigration and broadening lines of feminism.
Her topics include: Feminism, Race and Gender Issues, LGBT, Media, and Immigration

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