For #HispanicHeritageMonth, we asked some members of the Rutgers campus community what they would like people to know about their heritage. Today we are featuring Tatyana Aguilar, Office Manager & Training Coordinator for The Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities. "I want people to know that people of Hispanic and Latinx backgrounds come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. Our people are so beautiful and diverse. We have Indígenas, or indigenous people, Afro-Latinxs, Japanese-Brazilians, Chinese-Peruvians, and more. There is no "one-look" to our people; we have a beautiful range of skin colors, hair types, and facial features in Latin America, and people who identify with different racial identities. However, many of us, including myself, don't identify with any race because we all look so different, and physical qualities like skin color classify race in America. Many of us don't fit into any racial category. I want people to know that Hispanics and Latinxs are uni...