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To My Aunt, Who Crossed the Border

Curie Youth Radio , 02:08

***** Intimate, Melancholic, Personal

Often lost in the abstract immigration debates of politicians are the personal stories of recent immigrants. Elizabeth Pliego speaks softly but delivers powerful words as she talks about her aunt Ofelia's journey to America, exhausting meat packing job, and the cousins her aunt left behind. This breathtaking piece is not about politics or protests, but about family and the borders keeping them apart.

(Producer) Martin Burch , Santa Fe Youth Radio
Santa Fe, NM
July 1, 2007

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To My Aunt, Who Crossed the Border

Elizabeth's aunt crossed from Mexico to the U.S. and had to leave her children behind.

 

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