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RI Latino Voices
A collection of the voices of Rhode Island's Latino Pioneers
Miriam Gorriarán (cont.)
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There weren’t too many Spanish-speaking people in the 1960s, but I was always very proud of speaking Spanish … I thought it was an asset.
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