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Jesus Ramirez, 65 years old

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" Every time i had my kids and my parents around at the same time including myself, I was able to witness those moments in life." " Every picture i have with all my family together when no one was missing in the picture when we were as a whole."

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" Impactful moments in life was when we would go to the ranch in Mexico and be a whole and spend time there at the ranch without worrying about real life things and just have a good together"

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" A life lesson would be to not spend your life trying to make a life based on what you think your kids like and other people would enjoy and what modern life is, just make your life on how you grew up and how you enjoyed it and your kids will fall in love with how their life actually should be instead of a fairytale life that isn't their actual roots and how you were raised to be."

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" I think society is changing in a bad way, i don't believe there is more than 2 genders i believe now in days more people become more sensitive and its shaping our society in a negative way because people cant speak their opinions now in days without being threatened, I think society had changed in a way that now we don't care about real life moments i think now people just care about social media lives and what people post instead of having a good time in the real world and not through their phones or internet."

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" I believe culture is what unites us, Back in my days we as the "raza" we are always helped one another we always were giving to those in need rather then turning away and if we did need food clothes water we would work for it not stand at corners like most young men do now a days."

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"A historic event that caused some relief in my life was the elections in the 2000's cause it marked the first time Mexicans saw a peaceful transfer of power after decades of one-party rule."

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"Through my childhood years my parents would put songs on of Vicente Fernandez, as i grew up and i knew my parents were getting older there has been one song that will always represent to me how loosing a family member feels like and it is called Cruz de Olvido."