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Ruebén Martínez: Barber and Book Lover As a lover of literature, Ruebén Martínez used to lend books to customers of his barbershop. Today, having converted his barbershop business to a bookstore, Martínez carries one of the largest Spanish-language book collections in the country. more>> |
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George
Rodríguez: Capturing the History of Hispanic Civil Rights Although stumbling across photography in high school and then struggling with discrimination in the film industry, George Rodríguez has recorded many of the momentous events in the Hispanic civil rights movement. more>> |
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Antonia Hernández, Civil Rights Leader On December 6, 2004 AARP Publications held a luncheon in New York to honor the 2005 Impact Award Winners-dynamic individuals whose work has improved the world in which we live. Antonia Hernández was one of the recipients. more>> |
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Dolores
Huerta: The Vision and Voice of Her Life’s Work In an exclusive interview with AARP Segunda Juventud, Dolores Huerta shares her thoughts on motherhood and activism, and the influence of her own parents on her life decisions. more>> |
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Hand
in Hand One is a Democrat from California, the other a Republican from Florida. But when they meet in Congress, U.S. Representatives Grace Napolitano and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen work together to be part of the solution. more>> |
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Raúl Yzaguirre: Loud and Clear After 50 years fighting for Hispanic civil rights, the president
of La Raza has no intention of slowing down any time soon. |
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So
Much to Do and So Little Time Mel Martinez, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, resigned from office effective December 12, 2003. This article from the Fall edition of AARP Segunda Juventud looks at the extraordinary road that his life has taken. more>> |
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Richard
Carmona, Your Family Doctor Born in Spanish Harlem of Puerto Rican descent, U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona gives a firsthand account about facing and overcoming life’s challenges. more>> |
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Josefina
Carbonell, Advocating for Older Americans In an interview with AARP Segunda Juventud, Josefina Carbonell shares her thoughts on her top priorities as Assistant Secretary for Aging. more>> |
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