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Celebrating Aaron: A Triumph of Love and Awareness
Yes, he is on the autism spectrum, but his diagnosis neither defines nor confines him.
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Facing Racism: Our Family’s Journey in Spain
Many wonder if Spain is a racist country. It’s a question I contend with, considering the rich traditions and history that define this beautiful land.
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Celebrating Black History Month in Spain 2024
Black History Month celebrates our rich cultural and our past heritage.
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Home for the holidays: Our Christmas in Florida, USA 🇺🇸
‘Therefore; having the opportunity to spend time with our family back in the United States blessed us in three different ways…’
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November: What is “Thanksgiving” in the United States of America?
As a Black American with Native American ancestry, I have learned how true history can be altered or omitted.
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The annual food festival in Seville, Spain
Each year in October, the city of Seville hosts the “cultures of Nations festival”. During this event; over 20 different cultures showcase their country’s gastronomic
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FIVE YEARS IN SPAIN!
My family and I are not the same people from 5 years ago. We have each encountered great changes individually, as well as overcame many obstacles.
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Our family trip to Asturias: the North of Spain vs. the South of Spain
We were in awe by the beauty and greenery that covered these lands.
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What is Juneteenth and the 4th of July to Black Americans?
The 19th of June for black Americans represents the official date that slavery was abolished.