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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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The King of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, on what matters in life

By Kristina Puga March 24, 2016 Stories
The King of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan, on what matters in life

Born Bataan Nitollano to an African American mother and Filipino father, Joe Bataan grew up in Manhattan’s East Harlem in the 1950’s and 60’s – otherwise known as “Spanish Harlem,”…

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A life dedicated to sharing the importance of our national parks

By Kristina Puga August 26, 2015 Stories
A life dedicated to sharing the importance of our national parks

Throughout his life, Roberto Moreno has worn many hats from mountain real estate developer to journalist to mountain hotelier. However at 68, his lifelong mission is not even near completion.…

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On 50th anniversary of Civil Rights Act, a veteran remembers discrimination in US

By Kristina Puga July 4, 2014 Stories
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…

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