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Nuevas Voces: Latino Immigrants in D.C.
by nuevasvocesdc
More than 40 years ago, immigrants from across Latin America shared their experiences as Washington, D.C.’s newest residents. Step into our time machine to discover the history behind this rapidly-growing community and improve your language learning.
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10 - The Best Stories (Audio Only)
Take a look back at the best stories from the 1982 interviews. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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10 - The Best Stories
Take a look back at the best stories from the 1982 interviews. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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9 - Jasmin (Audio Only)
Jasmin arrived in D.C. to culture shock and racial tension. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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9 - Jasmin
Jasmin arrived in D.C. to culture shock and racial tension. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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8 - Sonia
Sonia marched to D.C. Mayor Marion Barry's office to demand change. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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8 - Sonia (Audio Only)
Sonia marched to D.C. Mayor Marion Barry's office to demand change. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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7 - Luis (Audio Only)
Luis, an Ecuadorian, was part of an early wave of immigrants landing in the nation's capital. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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7 - Luis
Luis, an Ecuadorian, was part of an early wave of immigrants landing in the nation's capital. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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6 - Eddie, Lisa, & Gustavo (Audio Only)
Three immigrants, three stories from 1982: Eddie (Bolivian), Lisa (Dominican), and Gustavo (Colombian) talk about how language helped them fit into their new community. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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6 - Eddie, Lisa, & Gustavo
Three immigrants, three stories from 1982: Eddie (Bolivian), Lisa (Dominican), and Gustavo (Colombian) talk about how language helped them fit into their new community. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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5 - Lucy (Audio Only)
Lucy arrived in D.C. during one of its most chaotic yet pivotal moments. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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4 - Lori (Audio Only)
Lori explains how disorienting it can be for a young person to immigrate to DC at a time when both jobs and emotional support are scarce. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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5 - Lucy
Lucy arrived in D.C. during one of its most chaotic yet pivotal times. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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4 - Lori
Lori explains how disorienting it can be for a young person to immigrate to DC at a time when both jobs and emotional support are scarce. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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3 - Viterbo
Viterbo talks about how starting his own business in Washington, D.C. opened doors to a better life. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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3 - Viterbo (Audio Only)
Viterbo talks about how starting his own business in Washington, D.C. opened doors to a better life. Find more language-learning materials at NuevasVocesDC.com
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2 - Christina (Audio Only)
Christina and her friend discuss the difficulties of immigrating to Washington, D.C. and the dynamics of its different neighborhoods. Learn more at NuevasVocesDC.com
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2 - Christina
Christina and her friend discuss the difficulties of immigrating to Washington, D.C. and the dynamics of its different neighborhoods. Learn more at NuevasVocesDC.com
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1 - Arturo (Audio Only)
Arturo came to Washington, D.C. from Panama and served as a Metropolitan Police Department officer. Listen to his thoughts about crime and housing in the 1980s. Learn more at NuevasVocesDC.com
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1 - Arturo
Arturo came to Washington, D.C. from Panama and served as a Metropolitan Police Department officer. Listen to his thoughts about crime and housing in the 1980s. Learn more at NuevasVocesDC.com
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
More than 40 years ago, immigrants from across Latin America shared their experiences as Washington, D.C.’s newest residents. Step into our time machine to discover the history behind this rapidly-growing community and improve your language learning.
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