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4 Countries in Latin America That Are Doing Sustainability Right

Anna Martinez6 years ago5 years ago010 mins

By Samantha Paradiso AUSTIN, Tx. —Reusable straws and greenwashing may have swept sustainability into the mainstream, but South America, the continent south of the equator, has had the eco-friendly movement down way before it was cool.  Regardless of the circles you run in, sustainability has become a buzzword consumers cannot seem to escape. The topic…

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“Clap When You Land” a Story of Discovery

Anna Martinez6 years ago5 years ago07 mins

By Natasha Ford “Clap When You Land,” Elizabeth Acevedo’s latest novel-in-verse explores two identities, one in the Dominican Republic and one in New York City, and what it means to be Dominican and Afro-Latinx. She also deals with grief, family and finding out how you fit into a world without a loved one. “Clap When…

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