Discrimination & School

from Cipota Colocha Says Hosted by Katya Quezada-Torres

Today’s episode was inspired by Julissa Arce’s book, “You sound like a White Girl”. It triggered a memory of my first experience with racism when I was nine-years-old. I tackle the topic of coming to terms with the experience and shinning the light to a problem can help promote change. Here’s to anyone who felt as if they didn’t belong in the United States. I see you, I celebrate your courage and language. #immigration#discrimination #Latin America #socialjustice

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