At nearly 95, Betty Reid Soskin has lived a remarkable life, but her adventures are not over. During World War II, when Soskin was 20, she worked as a file…
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On 50th anniversary of Civil Rights Act, a veteran remembers discrimination in US
After living through the Great Depression of the 1930’s, Ernest Eguia went from fighting in Normandy during World War II to fighting for the civil rights of Latinos when he…
Read moreBorinqueneer still serves as a military intelligence volunteer at 92
The 65th Infantry Regiment, otherwise known as “Borinqueneers,” was created in 1899 by the U.S. Congress as a segregated unit composed primarily of Puerto Ricans. Thousands of these brave men…
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