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"watching the people around me for cues for when to kneel, cross myself, and mumble along.”

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"watching the people around me for cues for when to kneel, cross myself, and mumble along.”

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My sister is an individual who is part of my social location. Being part of my family she is better equipped to understand my experiences. Being born in the same area, attended the same schools, and had the same cultural experience has led us to have a more organic and understandable relationship. She and I are very close and we talk about all aspects of our lives because we have known each other for so long.

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My mom is also incredibly significant to my social location. Being an immigrant from El Salvador has changed the way she parents. She believes in working incredibly hard and has taught me to do the same. She has taught me the importance of being Latina in this country and remaining true to your roots. She and my dad have inspired me to create Latinas United in Action and to work within Diversity Committee and To Infinity and Beyond

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"The hands that cup together to receive Christ in the bread will extend to receive Christ in the immigrant, the refugee, the lonely, or the sick.”

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"The hands that cup together to receive Christ in the bread will extend to receive Christ in the immigrant, the refugee, the lonely, or the sick.”

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This song describes, in sarcasm, the daily ironies that a girl sees. The aspects of being a woman that can lead to so much anger. I believe this represents both my anger and dedication to change the way the world associates women and other minorities.

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NO DOUBT LYRICS for Just A Girl (onscreen text)

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Latinas United in Action is a club I have created because of our social location. Being a first generation Latina in the world of private schools has been difficult. Our unique experience is the reason I wanted to take this initiative. I want to educate myself and girls at my school the instrumental change they can create. I also want to put an emphasis on social justice issues that directly correlate to Latinas at FSHA. In order to do this we have arranged a variety of outings and we hope to enrich our broader community.

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To infinity and Beyond is the organization I Co-Direct with Amelia. In this organization I expand my social location by going out to Compton in East LA. There I work with mainly Latinx students and inspire an interest in STEM. By being a part of this program I have recognized the importance of diversity in STEM related fields. I have also recognized the disparity of extracurricular activities within these underprivileged schools. I am also able to analyze these students in comparison to students near La Cañada and I see that they really aren't all that different. I have also recognized the culture of being Latinx in East LA and the comfortability with having such a diverse population.

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This image related to what I heard from Nouwen because he spoke so highly of love and peace and having compassion. I strongly relate to this as someone who wants to see more diversity and love.

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"our differences can be cause for celebration when we believe the same Spirit that sings through a pipe organ can sing through an electric guitar, a Gregorian chant, or a gospel choir—though perhaps not at the same time!— and that we each hear the Spirit best at a different pitch,"

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"our differences can be cause for celebration when we believe the same Spirit that sings through a pipe organ can sing through an electric guitar, a Gregorian chant, or a gospel choir—though perhaps not at the same time!— and that we each hear the Spirit best at a different pitch,"

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One significant ritual for me has been my middle school graduation. It was a something I was really looking forward to all of middle school because I remember my sister going through it. It was really significant for me because after this graduation I was going to go to high school and leave behind a level of childhood. Growing up, high school was so significant for me and I major change. Having a ritual ending my primary school experience really helped me cope with that change.

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Kairos was an important ritual for me because I spent so much time with my closest friends and developed a stronger bond. Having an experience like this helped me recognize just how important my friends are. I was able to connect spiritually as well as continue to develop the sisterhood of FSHA.