What has blocked your progress and what or whom has helped
Transcript- OK, so four barriers I come back going back to coming back from Eagle Pass, right? I did receive I, my family, I come from a low income family, and regardless of that, I receive a lot of support system from my parents over my family. I am a first generation student, so I […]
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Transcript- Oh, well, I’ve had a lot. Thankfully, I’ve had a lot of mentors. People have been wanting to help me out throughout my like my college career. Anything. So the big ones were like my brother because, you know, I was one of my partners mentioned like, Oh, you want to see your mentor?
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Transcript- Was one of the huge barriers that overcome was my language barrier because like, OK, I would have I did start of my life here in Laredo, and my mom tells me when I was little, I knew how to speak English. I was great, right? But then when I moved to Mexico, I
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Transcript- I think it would be my grandpa with my mom’s side. He tells me stories or he has an education, but in Mexico, and he told me he was. He’s an. I don’t know how to translate into English, but he something to do with agriculture. But with his experience, he was able to
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Transcript- I think there was a lot of barriers throughout my life, I can say, as I mentioned my mother, my parents were born and raised in Mexico. Their first language, well, their only language I can say is Spanish. So I grew up as only one of my parents leaping legalize here in the
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Transcript- My role model is my big sister, Claudia, and she has always been a role model for me because of the fact that many people have said that she will, one because she is an educator. And that’s what I want to do. That’s what I want to be. She has been my role
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Transcript- So some barriers that I had to go through entering the university was distant wise because I only live 30 minutes away and it was just it’s very hard like to constantly be driving back and forth to school as well as money wise, like my parents don’t. I don’t come from money like
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Transcript- So I don’t consider them barriers, but in a way I do. But like I mentioned before, my parents got divorced at a very young age, and it was a very difficult time for me because I was used to having both parents and in my household. I was the only one affected in
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Transcript- So my parents are very I’m not going to say cold people, but they don’t tell you all the time and I know they’re proud of me, they’ve told me, but it’s rare. And they when they say that, it’s like it’s meaningful. And my parent, my parents, my dad has told me that
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