"Afro-Latina" refers to individuals of African descent who are also part of the Latin American or Hispanic cultural identity. This term highlights the intersection of African heritage and Latin American culture, acknowledging the diverse backgrounds and experiences of people who identify as both Black and Latina. The Afro-Latina identity encompasses a wide range of cultures, languages, and traditions, influenced by the history of slavery, colonization, and migration in Latin America. Notable figures, such as Zoe Saldana and Celia Cruz, exemplify the rich contributions of Afro-Latinas to arts, music, and society.