Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.
Sara Rosero discusses her family background, her views on Latin American refugees coming to the United States, and generational differences concerning language and traditions.
Sara Carasquillo discusses being Puerto Rican and growing up in Rochester, NY, her experiences with discrimination and being stereotyped, and her views on the generational differences among Puerto Ricans.
Emedina Howe Kavanaugh discusses her upbringing in Dunkirk, NY, her experiences traveling to Puerto Rico, and the importance of cultural traditions and community.
Shawna Koetz discusses her upbringing in New Mexico, stereotypes and discrimination, and the traditions and beliefs she wants to pass on to her children.
Christian Merantis discusses his family history, changes he has noticed between generations of his family, and his experiences growing up in a Guatemalan and Ecuadorian family.
Blanca Martinez discusses her memories of growing up in Cidra, Puerto Rico, what it was like moving to Rochester, NY, in the 1960s, and what she notices about the Latino community in Rochester and in the United States.
Paul Sepulveda discusses his upbringing between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Brooklyn, NY, and how he came to Rochester, NY, in 1972 and started a cabinetry business.
Nahyr Rovira-Figueroa discusses her education, the difficulties she faced moving to the United States for graduate school, and the traditions and values she wants to pass on to her son and the students she teaches.