Tag: lupita and the magic of mexico in North Carolina

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Carolina Fonseca Jimenez

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I was born in Mexico and they brought me to the USA. At 2 years with the hope of a better life. I grew up in the public school system and learned that the only way to be united with myself and my family was to celebrate the unity of my two cultures. I haven’t seen my Abuelita in 28 Read more...