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Word en la calle: Angélica Tirado
3:10 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Features| Word en la calle · Comments Off
9 Dec 2005
A Friday feature on VL, Word en la Calle lets everyday Latinos voice their thoughts and opinions on topics of interest to the community.
Name: Angélica María Tirado
Age: 29
Location: El Paso, Texas
Profession: Education (Teacher and Softball Coach)
Roots: Mexican-American
Languages: English and Spanish
What does it mean to you to be Latina?
Being Latina means to me that I encompass pride for my family, and myself, love of culture, and a desire to see my people achieve. One of the main reasons that I love teaching in El Paso, where 99% of my students are Mexican and Mexican-American, is that I can instill in them the love for their heritage and the desire to fulfill their dreams.
Bill Fisher and Chicano Richard A. Lou, both artists, collaborated on creating public art that deconstructed the very public tale of Jennifer Wilbanks, the white runaway bride who used the media and wove a story about being kidnapped and sexually assaulted by a Hispanic man instead of telling the truth.
Word en la Calle: Laureano Ruiz
8:45 am By Maegan La Mala · Word en la calle · Comments Off
4 Nov 2005
A Friday feature on VL, Word en la Calle lets everyday Latinos voice their thoughts and opinions on topics of interest to the community.
Name:
Laureano Ruiz
Age:
33
Location:
Houston, Texas
Profession:
IT Consulting
Roots:
Mexican heritage, born and raised in Mexico.
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- Mangos With Chili Presents Beloved: A Requiem for Our Dead in the Bay Area Tonite & Nov. 15th
- Vigil for Marcelo LuceroThis Evening in Patchogue, Long Island, NY
- VL At The Cine: The Fourth Kind
- Rihanna interview
- One of Marcelo Lucero’s Attackers Pleads Guilty
- Remembering Marcelo Lucero : One Year Later, The List of Hate Crimes Grows Longer
- Rihanna Speaks
- A Message To Maine
- Maine Voters Said Yes on 1 and Yes to Marriage Inequity
- New York City Wakes Up to Four More Years of Bloomberg
