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                <text> The Latino Mural oral history project is compiled of interviews organized by artist Michelle Angela Ortiz conducted by students in Dr. Christine Filippone's Contemporary art course and Dr. Kimberly Mahaffy’s African American and Latino educational experiences course in the spring of 2011. The overarching goal of the project was to break away from the traditional academic experience and give a presence to the Latino community at Millersville and in Lancaster. Those who were interviewed were asked to contribute images of family, themselves or important objects to create the two murals . One mural is on display in the Student Memorial Center, while the other was on display at Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster for a limited time.</text>
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            <text>The whole thing with what do I feel when I think of Mexico and honestly it's not really a symbol but it is more of a … like I the first thing that pops up in my head when people say Mexico is my family so like a huge picture of my family that is the first thing that I … yeah because like honestly like I could have said the flag, I could have said the you know the country flag or something like that but honestly like the fact that my family is so diverse in itself, that we don’t look like a lot of us don’t even look like a stereotype, I feel like is the whole embodiment of our culture that you know is the mixture of it you know just the differences and the fact that everyone is at a whole different point in their life. The generations you know</text>
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              <text>Vanessa Blanco Clip 2</text>
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