This qualitative inquiry, rooted in decoloniality, cultural, and critical epistemologies,and methodologies, challenges the dearth of attention to housing instability and displacement induced via gentrification among the Latine community within our field of counseling psychology. This study challenges the monolithic understanding of Latinas overall (Delgado- Bernal, 1998). Rooted in the wisdom of a three-women-led Community Advisory Board, eight working-class Latinas were part of three Culturally Responsive Focus Groups (CRFGs) (Hall, 2020) and engaged in pláticas in English and Spanish, offered their testimonios within the pláticas offering their knowledge to promote a total of five themes and subthemes, derived utilizing Reflective Thematic Analysis (RTA) (Braun & Clarke, 2021). The themes and subthemes, along with photo-elicitation, exemplify the gravity of housing displacement and their resistance against it. This study has various implications for our field and our commitments to engaging in clinical practice, research, and advocacy that promotes liberation and justice.