The Quintana sisters talk about their own experience as leaders but those experiences of other Latina women in the Church and Community of Trinidad. 2018. Length: 1:04.
Samantha Quintana speaks of the work she does as a woman electrical business owner in Trinidad. 2018. Length: 3:02.
2018 interview where Shantell talks about being a resturant owner as a Latina woman and the obstacles she has faced in the workplace. Length: 2:48.
In this 2018 interview, Mayor Garduno talks about all of her career achievements as a Latina Mayor. Length: 1:33.
Mayor Garduno talks about her experience with racial discrimination as a Mayor and before her career in this 2018 interview. Length: 2:13.
Mayor Garduno speaks to the struggles she had in her early career as a nurse because of her race. 2018. Length: 4:52.
Yolanda Romero attests to the lack of Latino students in Trinidad State College. She notes that economic privileged students were more likely to attend while Georganne agrees and adds that access to scholarships were a determining factor to go in. Length: 4:06.
In this 2018 interview, Yolanda Romero delves into her own experiences in Trinidad State Junior College and how Latinos were underrepresented. Jack Vallejos also speaks to the convenience of having the college so close to him as well as the added advantage that the GI Bill gave him in 1968. Length: 4:35.
This 2018 interview with Shantell and Samantha goes into how schools in Trinidad discriminate Latino students. Specifically, they both give their testimony to how their own daughter and niece has been disproportionately denied help from schools in relation to her white peers. Length: 2:31.
Judge Manzanares recalls how when he grew up there was an imbalance of language. In his home, Spanish and English were spoken as compared to English only in his schools. 2018. Length: 00:48.
