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Raúl Ruiz’s journey to the U.S. House of Representatives begins with a story familiar to many young people in foster and kinship care, losing a parent and being raised by

Guy Gabaldon’s unique story stands out during a pivotal time in history. Born in 1926 in East Los Angeles, Gabaldon was the fourth of seven children in a Mexican-American family

Antonia Pantoja (1922–2002) is one of the most influential Puerto Rican leaders in U.S. history…an educator, organizer, and visionary who believed young people should be the architects of their own

George Lopez is a household name. As a comedian, actor, and the star of the hit sitcom George Lopez, he has made millions laugh while also shining a light on

Juan Gabriel is remembered as one of Mexico’s most beloved singers—a man whose ballads, anthems, and electric performances captured the hearts of millions. But before the fame, before the glittering

Dania Ramirez is a familiar face on TV and film, from Heroes to Devious Maids to her current role as Captain Nikki Batista on Alert: Missing Persons Unit. But her

Michelle Rodriguez is known worldwide for her tough, unforgettable roles in films like Fast & Furious and Avatar. But behind her fierce on-screen presence is a childhood experience that continues

Rosie Perez didn’t have a typical start. At age 3, her mother placed her in a Catholic children’s home in Westchester, beginning years of her life spent in New York’s

Zoe Saldaña’s journey to becoming one of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars started with both love and loss. Born in New Jersey in 1978 to a Puerto Rican mother and Dominican