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"Mamá, Nosotros Somos Migrantes": South TX Farmworkers, 1950-1990 by briselda_gonzalez1 on 03-12-2020
Monica's parents on their way to pick her up from school...
I know the school year has not finished, but we need to get our girl out of school and leave as soon as possible.
I agree, "vieja." She will get mad but we need the money to give her a better life.
Juanita Valdez Cox interviewing Marisa, a migrant child...
What happened after you graduated high school?
Well, I got a job at this grocery store and I was the first one in my family to ever work inside. It brought me peace and joy because now I wouldn't have to worry about belonging somewhere.
In the farming field...
What people don't know about farmwork is that it is really hard. We are always on the sun working for long periods of time!
Exactly! People judge us without knowing what we go through to try and make a living.
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