Family, Culture, and Literature
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"There is a misconception that people are reading less, when in reality we are reading more,” says Rudy Bravo(left), with Martin Valdez.
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Rudy Bravo(far right)introduces the San Bernardino Teen Music Workshop girls, before they sing the national anthem.
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Kids can write, or draw in most cases, what they want to be when they grow up on this paper.
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Alina Gonzalez(left) and Paulina Jaramillo(right) are two authors who were invited to the event as part of their book tour.
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Lisa Ruiz(left) and Melissa Medina(right) are two vendors who came to sell items in celebration of Cinco de Mayo.
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A dance performance in the center of the Student Union.
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An audience watches as behind them people stream into the Events Center.
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The Multi-Culture Music Tree group perform with a two-man group using Native American instruments.
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