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Comparing traditions Lulu discusses the importance of celebrating other cultures by comparing traditions and holidays.
Finding what makes us the same Lulu discusses how a multicultural family taught her to appreciate diversity as well as what we all share.
Poet Francisco Alarcón Bilingual Poet Francisco Alarcón helps a group of third-grade students tap into their dreams and write poetry.
A binational, bicultural, bilingual poet Francisco Alarcón, and his family before him, spend their lives moving back and forth across a border that, for them, doesn’t really exist.
A source of unity Ada retells folktales and nursery rhymes that unite generations of people from all across the Spanish-speaking world.
Writing about strong Latinas Why does Meg write about strong Latinas? Because they are the only Latinas she’s ever known.
