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For a former attorney, now young adult author, representation is key

By Kristina Puga December 5, 2017 Stories
For a former attorney, now young adult author, representation is key

  Francisco Stork’s youth was so compelling that it makes for a great novel. He was born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1953 to a single mother from a middle class family in Tampico (a city on…

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Pastor walks 150 miles in the name of immigration

By Kristina Puga August 31, 2016 Stories
Pastor walks 150 miles in the name of immigration

Bishop JosĂ© Garcia, 63, just finished walking an average of 12 miles a day, for 11 days straight. Not for exercise, but for the basic rights of immigrants. “El Camino del Inmigrante,”…

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A language lover uses her passion to help immigrants succeed

By Kristina Puga February 11, 2015 Stories
A language lover uses her passion to help immigrants succeed

Elizabeth Schwartz, a 64-year-old native New Yorker, has always had a fascination with languages. She majored in French in college, she has traveled to four continents, and she is proficient…

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