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Ponce talks about her Mexican heritage, specifically a Mexican performance dress, and the importance of preserving cultural practices. 

Carlos Gonzalez talks about Garifuna history and identity while mapping his own lineage. He describes his drum, its importance in Garifuna ceremonies, and how he fixed the instrument with the help of his great-grandfather who came to him in a dream.

Jones reminisces about the Miami events that shaped her identity growing up including the MLK parade.  

Rachelson talks about when he feels “like a Miamian” which is especially when dancing salsa, at the ventanita, and every time he hears Spanish.  

Griffin talks about singing at her grandmother's church and the local businesses and people that propelled her singing career.  

Zhou, originally from China, talks about what makes Miami unique culturally and her love for Latin music. 

Audio and text excerpt from an interview with a Vermont dairy farmer describing how dependent his farm is on migrant workers. Recording duration 0:57.

Audio and text excerpt from an interview with a Vermont dairy farmer describes the fears expressed by migrant workers in his employ. Recording duration 1:59.

Audio and text excerpt from an interview with a Vermont dairy farmer talking about learning Spanish. Recording duration 0:35.

Audio and text excerpt from an interview with a Vermont dairy farmer discussing how the local community has reacted to the presence of undocumented workers. Recording duration 0:57.