For Rosie Perez, patriarchy has 'always been a part of my world'
Yo Soy Boricua, Pa’Que Tu Lo Sepas!,
a documentary featuring and directed by Perez and realized how much time I wasted doubting her status. In anPerez reflects on her long and still-active career and what it was like to experience the #MeToo movement as a survivor of sexual abuse.“I was surrounded by sexual violence. The patriarchy surrounded me. I thought that was one of the major reasons nuns were so angry. They have no power within the system.
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