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Teens See Themselves In Photos Of Immigrants

Mexican, American? Evelyn Hernandez and Martha Martinez, New Tech High School
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"Mexican, American?" by Evelyn Hernandez and Martha Martinez, New Tech High School.

Mexican, American? Evelyn Hernandez and Martha Martinez, New Tech High School

"Mexican, American?" by Evelyn Hernandez and Martha Martinez, New Tech High School.

Forgotten Service. Gizelle Claudio and Dane Ferrari-Esias, Carson High School
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"Forgotten Service" by Gizelle Claudio and Dane Ferrari-Esias, Carson High School.

Forgotten Service. Gizelle Claudio and Dane Ferrari-Esias, Carson High School

"Forgotten Service" by Gizelle Claudio and Dane Ferrari-Esias, Carson High School.

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December 13, 2008

A group of teens in Los Angeles took cameras to tell stories of immigrants in America. For some students of first-generation immigrant families, this meant looking inward.

The project, funded by the non-profit group Facing History and Ourselves, is now hanging in the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Host Scott Simon talks with the high school photographers about the exhibit, titled "The Way We See It: L.A. Teens on Immigration."

 
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