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October 27, 2019

Excerpts from Espejos y Ventanas: Mirrors and Windows by Mark Lyons

It is time for Latino immigrants in the United States to take back their stories-stories that have been rewritten by people in a campaign to drive them out of the United States. The revised stories read in the press and heard on the streets, promulgated by mayors and legislators and citizens who have a vision…

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