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Latino excellence: Discrimination made me rise above and embrace my culture
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Latino excellence: Discrimination made me rise above and embrace my culture
Growing up, I never saw myself on the big screen. Not in television, not in movies, not anywhere in the media. Anytime my people were visible, we were diminished into racist jokes and stereotypes like gardeners or characters with exaggerated accents like Sofia Vergara. We were depicted as labor workers but never as doctors, lawyers or scientists. Hispanic people are the largest racial minority in the U.S., making up 19.5% of the population accor…
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