Browse Items (40 total)
- Tags: immigration
Peg Boyers Interview
Tags: Cuba, Cuban, culture, family, identity, immigration, Latin America, Latina, Latino, Latinx, migration, oral history, Skidmore College, Skidmore faculty
Santiago Avendaño Interview
Miguel Hoyos Interview
El Camino de la Vida/The Journey of Life
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
La Casita del Puente/The Little Covered Bridge
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Sobrevivir/Survival
And suddenly you realize that the strongest one eats the weaker one, rules of life, but life can change, it is not…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Con el Pensamiento en el Cielo/With Your Thoughts on the Sky
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Esta es mi manera de vivir en el Track/This is my way of life at the Track
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
No tengo tiempo, pero me doy mi tiempo para desayunar/I don’t have time, but I take time to eat breakfast
It doesn’t matter what my boss might say. I’m the one who’s…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Fuerza y Lucha/Strength and Struggle
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Recuerdos de la Ausencia/Memories of Absence
Whenever I look back…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
¿Otra Vez Tú?/You Again?
Don’t take pictures of me today; take them once I’m in a race.
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Nuestro Transporte/Our Transportation
Hot, cold, rain, our transportation is as fast or as slow as we…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
¿Porque Atribuirle Significados Incorrectos?/Why attribute the wrong meaning to him?
We must stop watching what we say just to keep those above us happy.
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Solo los Valientes se Arriesgan y los Cobardes Critican/Only the Brave Take Risks While the Cowards Criticize
To be an immigrant is to be proud, since many people aren’t even capable of leaving their homes by themselves.
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Poder y Equilibrio/Power and Balance
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Recuerdos/Memories
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Reflejo del Kiosco/The Kiosk’s Reflection
The reflection in the water appreciates your…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Oficina/Office
Without much to add. With just light and shadow you can feel the peace and tranquility…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
En mi Soledad/In my Loneliness
So many feelings and emotions found in a single thought without reaching an answer,…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Un Minuto para Mí/A Minute for Myself
Walking, I…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Nunca es Tarde/It’s Never Too Late
You want to learn and excel by learning a little bit more every day.
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
¿A dónde Vamos?/Where Are We Going?
We grow up with the opportunity to choose our path, it will be the path of good or of evil; You…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, race track, Saratoga Race Course, Spanish
Antes de Ser Empleada soy Madre/Before Being an Employee, I am a Mother
Despite the tiredness and sadness that is…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Ante Dios todos somos Iguales/Before God We are all Equal
Equality and love of neighbor that despite…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Compartir/Sharing
Anything I can share with my siblings or other people can improve the smile of many.
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Pato Sin Cabeza/Headless Duck
Before judging, observe and recognize carefully, put yourself in a place to be able to understand who someone is and what…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Paso Estrecho/Narrow Passage
It is difficult to understand a path so narrow and complicated which gives opportunities to immigrants such as…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Recuerdo de mi Infancia/Memories of my Childhood
Beautiful sunsets come to mind, when the fall of the sun passed through the fields of…
Tags: art, bilingual, Estamos Aqui, immigration, Latinx, Spanish
Interview with Maria Lander
Interview with Cinthia Duran
Tags: dance, Ecuador, identity, immigration, Italy, Latinx, oral history, race, Skidmore student, Tricultural, Trilingual
Interview with Esteban Acosta
Interview with Margarita Florada
Tags: College, Economy, education, ethnicity, family, Gender, immigration, Independence, Latinx, Politics, Puerto Rico, race, Workplace Relations
Interview with Samuel Cruz
Tags: bicultural, bilingual, culture, Dominican Republic, ethnicity, family, identity, immigration, language, Latinx, race, Skidmore, Skidmore College, student
Interview with Samantha Velez
Tags: Chicano, culture, ethnicity, family, Gender, identity, immigration, Latinx, machismo, Mexico, oral history, race, Skidmore College, Skidmore student
Interview with Daniela Menchaca
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
Tags: community, culture, Dominican Republic, family, Foreign Politics, immigration, Latinx, Politics, race, Spanish