5 Moments in Hispanic American History You Need To Know
In honor of Hispanic American History Month, here are some forgotten icons and moments that you probably didn’t learn about in your history class.
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What It’s Like To Be Transracially Adopted Into A White Family
When I was a little kid, I didn’t really care that my new mom was white. As I got older, though, race became more important
A Teen Refugee In Oakland: “I Have No More Nightmares, No More Tears”
After six years the opportunity came for us to fill out immigration papers. That is when everything changed.
REDEFINED: Oakland Speaks on Stereotypes
Some Youth Radio students went around Downtown Oakland and asked people if others look at them differently based on the way they are dressed, or by their race and gender.
When Your Bully Is A Part Of Your Family
My cousins pushed me into closets and shut the doors, called me countless names, and even sucked up my last baby tooth in the vacuum cleaner.
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When You See Something But Can’t Say Something
I looked at my dad and asked in a small voice, “We can’t help her?”