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Ana C. Carrasco talks about parks and beaches in Puerto Rico, and related issues of class, race, gender, and age. She also talks about similar issues in relation to… -
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Ana C. Carrasco talks about parks and beaches in Puerto Rico, and related issues of class, race, gender, and age. She also talks about similar issues in relation to… -
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Interview with Angie Wright, Director of Seaport Relations at the Port of Miami, about her memories and experiences in Miami and the Port of Miami. -
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Angie Wright interviewed by Adam Glassman, 10-20-00, IPH0058 -
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Athalie Range interviewed by Carmen Lopez, 10-17-00, IPH0049 -
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This interview with Betty Shannon Gibson was conducted in November 2009. Ms. Gibson spent her childhood in the Bronx, New York, but in 1950 moved to Tallahassee,… -
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This interview with Betty Shannon Gibson was conducted in November 2009. Ms. Gibson spent her childhood in the Bronx, New York, but in 1950 moved to Tallahassee,… -
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Bob Silver interviewed by ?, 11-30-00, IPH0057 -
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Bob Silver interviewed by ?, 11-30-00, IPH0057 -
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Carlos Capote interviewed by Alessandra Santiago on ?, IPH0055 -
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Clarence Pittman interviewed by Ameenah Shakir, 10-26-00, IPH0045 -
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Bruno Barreiro talks about growing up in Little Havana, about his childhood experiences, especially as they related to public spaces such as parks, and about current… -
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Bruno Barreiro talks about growing up in Little Havana, about his childhood experiences, especially as they related to public spaces such as parks, and about current… -
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Daisy Harrel interview by Gonzalo Porcel, 7-29-99, IPH0062 -
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The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually… -
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The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually…