Our celebration uses the term “Latine” in the title as a way to include and acknowledge the participation of students who identify as Latina, Latino, or Latinx. 你可能是 wondering, why there is an "e" at the end of Latine? Since Spanish is a gendered language, if we just called it “Latino 毕业”, we would be overlooking our Latina and Latinx 社区成员. Latine is used instead of Latinx because it is easily prounounced for spanish speakers and can used in plural forms. It is also a reminder that our work towards a more socially just world needs to include the recognition and affirmation of nonbinary, gender neutral, and nonconforming members in our communities.