Kids don't believe Diane Guerrero voiced Isabela in Encanto until she sings them a few lines. | The Daily Show

"We want to be represented as we are: real, beautiful, curious, and yes, even mediocre." Diane Guerrero and John Leguizamo bond over the double standards between whites and Latinos in the entertainment industry. | The Daily Show

Diane Guerrero's family was deported whe she was a teenager. Her character in Maritza deals with the obstacles of the immigration system in the final season of "Orange Is The New Black." Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3178Tf4 | CBS New York

'All of my childhood I worried about my parents being taken away.' — Actor Diane Guerrero knows firsthand how deportation can change a child's life | NowThis Impact

"The need to support and nurture instead of punishing is a cause close to my heart."— Actress and activist Diane Guerrero, known for her role as inmate Maritza Ramos on Orange Is the New Black. Imagine alternatives to the prison system through the eyes of women behind bars with Conviction Documentary. See the World Premiere at Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival starting April 28: http://bit.ly/ConvictionDoc | NFB