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My Parents Achieved the American Dream: Now What?

February 14, 2019 by Victoria Dominguez 1 Comment

My Parents Achieved the American Dream: Now What?

What happens when a first-generation immigrant achieves a high level of success and their kids don’t know where to start?  In August 1987, my father, a kid from Miami that immigrated from Cuba … [Read more...] about My Parents Achieved the American Dream: Now What?

The Truth Behind Narcos: A Conversation with Steve Murphy and Javier Peña

October 1, 2018 by Emily Pacenti and Alanna Felton 1 Comment

The Truth Behind Narcos: A Conversation with Steve Murphy and Javier Peña

As part of their Golden Tribe Lecture Series, the Student Government Association and Union Productions brought former DEA agents Steve Murphy and Javier Peña to Florida State University. Murphy and … [Read more...] about The Truth Behind Narcos: A Conversation with Steve Murphy and Javier Peña

Woven Futures: Preserving Indigenous Cultures Through Artisan Handicraft

February 1, 2018 by Spencer Parlier Leave a Comment

Woven Futures: Preserving Indigenous Cultures Through Artisan Handicraft

Authenticity is the name of the game when it comes to Hannah King’s globally-sourced handicraft company. King is the Founder and CEO of the Tallahassee based socially conscious company Woven Futures. … [Read more...] about Woven Futures: Preserving Indigenous Cultures Through Artisan Handicraft

Abo’s Story: How the Freedom Flights Led to Me

January 23, 2018 by Melanie Jade Raybon 1 Comment

Abo’s Story: How the Freedom Flights Led to Me

“I remember porque era el mismo, the same amount of time as a woman carries her child.” Three raps of his raisin knuckles on the glass coffee table in front of us, louder than expected, leaves a … [Read more...] about Abo’s Story: How the Freedom Flights Led to Me

Operation Just Cause: A Playlist

September 28, 2017 by James Novello Leave a Comment

Operation Just Cause: A Playlist

On December 20th, 1989, the United States began the invasion of the strategically invaluable Central American nation of Panama. The sole intent of the invasion was to depose the former CIA asset and … [Read more...] about Operation Just Cause: A Playlist

The School of the Americas: How the United States Has Trained Latin American Dictators in Corruption and Genocide

September 4, 2017 by Carly Gillingham 2 Comments

The School of the Americas: How the United States Has Trained Latin American Dictators in Corruption and Genocide

Latin America has been a troubled area for decades. Many countries in the region are ruled by unethical leaders, while infamous drug cartels led by powerful drug lords control many smaller areas … [Read more...] about The School of the Americas: How the United States Has Trained Latin American Dictators in Corruption and Genocide

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