This paper describes the comprehensive analysis of the Latino problems that originated from sexism. In this paper, racial discrimination has been defined in terms of Latino literature presented in the form of poetry and fiction. The Mexican world was not welcomed in the US, and they encountered various challenges to survive in that very society after their immigration. In order to counter various threats produced by the white, many of the Latino women decided to adopt writing so as to raise their voices in the world of justice and to preserve their rights in the unilateral world. Various reasons were also indicated behind this whole scenario that was also tried to be alleviated from their social values. The most prominent and significant aspect of this literature was that it was always on the urge to diagnose social diseases in their own society so that they may try to rectify them and live a quality life. The major portion of this paper is occupied by the comparative analysis of the Latino literature as produced by Cisneros and Anzaldua & Moraga. In this analysis, all challenges were described that were paved in the way of new immigrant Mexicans. Both products translate their condemnation against sexism and the prejudiced attitude of women of color. The other vivid thing in both the books was the identification of the dodging nature of men, and loyalty existed more in females than males. Similarly, Anna Castillo was another famous writer who instigated the feminine movements through her poetry and fiction. She was also a level-headed personality among Latino women writers because she managed to acknowledge the whole American society of Latino’s existence. The whole paper presents a comprehensive analysis of sexism and racial discrimination implemented against Latinos. In their book ‘This Bridge Called My Back,’ Moraga and Anzaldua being the Latino Women, have presented a feeling of deprivation that they felt due to a hierarchy of sexism cherished mainly by the white women. Being literary personalities, they faced aggressive criticism during the production of literature by the same regime. The whole book presents the pathetic condition of Latino Women Writers who lost their confidence because of massive condemnation. It has also claimed in this book during a letter-writing to third world women writers that they faced potential challenges in contrast to the white women, though having almost the same calibers. In that letter, Anzaldua had called these dangers as obstacles, but not yet satisfied due to the intensive nature of these hindrances for which she further argued that the writer women like her had no right to deal with these dangers and they had to move along with them with no sense of freedom. She has also stated that in the world of literature, the woman of color passing through an embryonic phase of its societal development could not survive both in the white male mainstream world and in the white women’s feminist world. However, this trend was gradually changing with the emergence of the modern world. According to her views, that world was also almost void of the lesbian of color. She protested against their attitude towards their wo