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• Skidmore Saratoga Memory Project
  • Research Resources
  • Timeline
• Exhibits
  • Mapping Saratoga Springs
    • 250 Yrs, 16 Maps
    • Town, Village, City
    • Map Stories
    • Saratoga's Mapmakers
    • Hidden Treasures
    • Saratoga Springs Timeline
    • Map Collection
    • About
  • Compassionate Hands: Skidmore's Nursing Program
  • Harry Burleigh 150th
  • Sixty Years Young: Saratoga Senior Center
• Oral Histories
  • Retiree Oral History Project
  • Alumni
    • Department of Nursing
  • Encuentros
    • Latinx Interviews
  • Saratogians
    • The Flurry Festival
    • Beekman Street: Residential to Arts District
  • Podcasts
  • Browse Oral Histories
• Browse Collections
  • Collection Tree
• Contact Us

Browse Items (3 total)

Interview with Margarita Florada

Margarita talked about her experience of moving from Puerto Rico to Boston and her identity as a Latina

Tags: College, Economy, education, ethnicity, family, Gender, immigration, Independence, Latinx, Politics, Puerto Rico, race, Workplace Relations

Interview with Daniela Menchaca

Daniela talked about what it was like to live as a Mexican-American in the Texas, and her connection to her Mexican cultural heritage. She speaks on overcoming stereotypes and the issues she faced to come to college in New York._

Tags: bicultural, education, ethnicity, family, Gender, Hispanic, identity, immigration, Latinx, machismo, Mexico, oral history, Phenotype, Politics, race, Skidmore College, Skidmore student, Southwest, Texas

Interview with Luisa Pina

Luisa expressed the impact and reasoning of her immigration_ from the Dominican Republic to the Washington Heights on her life, as well as briefly comments on Dominican and American politics.

Tags: community, culture, Dominican Republic, family, Foreign Politics, immigration, Latinx, Politics, race, Spanish