Kelsey Milian Lopez
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Rachel Wiley, Rudy Francisco, Neil Hillborn
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“Those women remind me of a culture and people I refuse to forget. Respecting what they do. Their sacrifice goes noticed.
I hope mis sueños go noticed too.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
I hope mis sueños go noticed too.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
“My parents pulled memories from the root and packed them into their suitcase when we immigrated here.
Stories told enthusiastically embellished con amor y agradecimiento for growth, healing, conflict, and trauma.
Recuerdos I'll retell when I remember how I reached my American dream.
El destino final.
And how my ancestors know that.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
Stories told enthusiastically embellished con amor y agradecimiento for growth, healing, conflict, and trauma.
Recuerdos I'll retell when I remember how I reached my American dream.
El destino final.
And how my ancestors know that.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
“Those women remind me of a culture and people I refuse to forget. Respecting what they do. Their sacrifice goes noticed.
I hope mis sueños go noticed too.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
I hope mis sueños go noticed too.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
“My parents pulled memories from the root and packed them into their suitcase when we immigrated here.
Stories told enthusiastically embellished con amor y agradecimiento for growth, healing, conflict, and trauma.
Recuerdos I'll retell when I remember how I reached my American dream.
El destino final.
And how my ancestors know that.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
Stories told enthusiastically embellished con amor y agradecimiento for growth, healing, conflict, and trauma.
Recuerdos I'll retell when I remember how I reached my American dream.
El destino final.
And how my ancestors know that.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
“I wash the remnants of men I don't respect off my skin like the way I wash dishes.
With joy, so I never have to feel the scent of them on my split ends and on the markings of my neck.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
With joy, so I never have to feel the scent of them on my split ends and on the markings of my neck.”
― The Sociology of A Miami Girl
