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Celestina Cordero: First Black Puerto Rican Teacher
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In commemoration of Women's History Month, it is important to highlight notable Puerto Rican figures. One of them is Celestina Cordero, a pioneer in education. Born on April 6, 1787, Celestina was the daughter of Lucas Cordero and Rita Molina, both free mulattos. Her parents instilled in her a love of reading and writing, as well as a commitment to teaching, at a time when slavery was still in effect. Celestina Cordero is recognized as the first…
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