Expanded "Latin History for Morons" Stereotypes and Role Models

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Expanded ”Latin History for Morons” Stereotypes and Role Models

2019-01-30

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In this week’s show we continue the discussion with our guests Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE is a YouTuber and S...

In this week’s show we continue the discussion with our guests Jose Figueroa and YAMA COOL-TURE. Jose has a history degree from Rice University in Houston and YAMA COOL-TURE is a YouTuber and Spanish culture expert. YAMA COOL-TURE describes hispanics as "A complicated, entertaining and diverse cultural mosaic". Our topic is a review of “Latin History for Morons”by John Leguizamo. We focus on overcoming stereotypes and explore the role models of Latinos which we grow up with.