Category: Historias

“They'd come in limping and they would literally leave walking.”

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Carlos Mosqueda tells his daughter, Cindy, about how his father healed people in their East LA home.

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Recorded in Los Angeles, CA.

“How come I didn't scare you?”

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Hilda Chacón and her husband, Pedro Morán-Palma, remember when they first met twenty years ago.

To see photos of the family, click here.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

“She was everything to me.”

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Gladys and Carolina de la Torre remember their older sister Azucena who was killed in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

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Recorded in Orlando, FL.

“They called it slums but it was never a slum to me.”

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Carol Jacques remembers growing up in Chavez Ravine, a Mexican-American neighborhood in Los Angeles that was replaced by Dodger Stadium.

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Recorded in partnership with KPCC in East Los Angeles, CA..

“I never have found another neighborhood like that one.”

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Alfred Zepeda (L) talks to his friend Albert Elias (R) about their childhood in Chavez Ravine, a Mexican-American neighborhood in Los Angeles that was replaced by Dodger Stadium.

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Recorded in Montebello, CA.

“I just thought I was going to go to a gym and get in the ring and fight.”

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17-year-old amateur boxing champion Seniesa Estrada talks to her father and coach, Joe Estrada, about how she got started in the sport.

Watch a video of one of Seniesa's fights here. Read more about the Estradas in this LA Times article.

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Recorded in Los Angeles, CA.

“I remember being in court every day...”

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Sylvia Mendez (L), 73, talks to her sister Sandra Mendez Duran (R), 59, about Mendez v. Westminster, their family's 1945 lawsuit that won Mexican-American children the right to attend white schools.

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Recorded in Walnut, CA.

“Before they would see a doctor, the families in the community would come to see her.”

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Graciela Kavulla tells her husband, Timothy, about her grandmother, who was a midwife.

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Recorded in partnership with KUHF in Houston, TX.

“The biggest struggle was to take messages.”

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Claritza Abreu, who is originally from the Dominican Republic, tells her friend Gerardo Villacres about one of her first jobs in the United States.

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Recorded in partnership with the Latino Professional Network in Cambridge, MA.

“I was sick; I had no job; I was lonely—and then Felix called me.”

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Rob Sanchez (R) and his friend Felix Aponte (L), who both served time at Sing Sing Penitentiary, talk about Rob's diagnosis with an aggressive form of kidney disease.

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Recorded in New York, NY.

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