Edward James Olmos Accomplishments

The whole movie deals with emotions and how they grow up in that environment and that reflects in next generation’s life. Their perceptions are a lot different from my culture. One thing that I felt from this movie is whatever you see from parents or elder siblings, most of the time you will follow that way and it’s also happen in my culture also. Twenty years ago at about the same time that "Cisco" and "Stingray" Santiago became leaders of the notorious Assassination gang and Luis also became a gang leader. That movie is also a great example of emotional intelligence. This movie is kind of empathetic.

Henry Howard Mudgett, better known as H.H Holmes, to most is just a ghost story. He is nothing more than a black mark on America’s extensive history, a part of history that is skipped over more often than not. However, H.H Holmes was an important part of United States history. Without the horrors of H.H Holmes, we would not have as strong of a law enforcement as we do today. H.H Holmes helped open a new world of research to psychologists and without him, psychologists would not have as much knowledge of the impacts of poor mental health as they do today. Because of H.H Holmes, the government would not know how to punish crimes of such high degree, or how to contribute certain factors such as mental illness for such crimes. H.H Holmes helped

From performing in musicals and television shows, composing music, and writing Broadway musicals, Lin-Manuel Miranda is one of the most influential celebrities of recent years. He has done so many amazing things with his musical theatre talents including writing two Broadway musicals and writing music for some Disney movies. Many people know about his accomplishments with Broadway, but what they don’t know is why he started doing musical theatre in the first place. His love of Broadway started long ago, when he was growing up in New York City. Lin-Manuel Miranda was born in New York City, New York on January 16, 1980.

We as audience are immediately put in these characters shoes not only as Mexican-Americans but as students who are also trying to further our education, get a profession, and have economic stability in the future. This allows us as audience to have an emotional response such as joy as we see these characters discovery of self-identity and growing empowerment through the classrooms. Witnessing how their knowledge is expanding by them asking questions, watching them being pushed by their passionate teachers, teaching them how to think critically about the world while also learning self- appreciation and their communities. As audience we are instantly filled with anger when we become aware that politician Tom Horne has opposed to the teaching of ethnic studies by proposing the House Bill 2281, claiming that the teachers were planning a conspiracy to overthrow the American Government. As audience we feel like these characters are a true representation of our aspirations and our struggles as human beings.

Latino culture is one which is very much based in community and in family. Molina has only his father as family and that is a tentative relationship at best. He is disconnected from his cultural community in this new place. He is trying to get away from the “wetback” life. Molina is seeking an opportunity

The reason behind that is maybe that he did not grow in a family like the others. Based on that he becomes a shepherd to live because his parents were not beside him. There was something missing in his childhood that impact his personality, something like feeling and emotions. During the period in Spain, the people were suffering from poorness and the hard life it was just the beginning of the Spanish occupation of the New World. The only way to get the wealth and power was to be conquistador, to be more specific an evil conquistador because that will be more benefit and from here the story begin. According to these facts and his childhood Francisco Pizarro become who he was and the early life he lived affected his achievements later. (The Most Evil Men In History - Francisco

Del Castillo is going from one drug lord story to another. Previously starring as a drug cartel boss in a television series

The novel shows equality and gives the reader information on hardships experienced by Latinos without a show of feelings or complaint. When reading the novel, I found it interesting to read that Puerto Ricans are exiled and I found it

He didn’t like school as a child because he heard many wretched, racist comments; he also saw signs that said, “Whites Only” One of the worst parts was that Spanish was verboten at his school. If a student got caught violating that rule, they were hit on the knuckles with via a ruler. That was was very unfortunate, considering that he only spoke Spanish at his house. In eighth grade he left school to support his family by working in the fields. He did this on behalf of his father getting in an accident, no longer able to work.

Rodriguez let’s his audience know he has been called a traitor to closed minded individuals because he does not identify as an American or Hispanic. He stated that he identifies as Chinese. This is due to living in San Francisco and being surrounded by a populous that is primarily Asian. “But it is inevitable, living side by side, that we should become like each other.

Francisco was born on Mexico but the parents immigrants to California because in California had the opportunity to work and have better opportunity to making money. His father work in California picking cotton. he lost the school time because he need to take care his brothers, his did not English Francisco is a young man, who had to grow faster because his family doesn't have everything and the payment of the father do not help.

Ed Louis was born in 1943 and was raised in the Middle East. He came to the United States in 1964 to further his education to become an engineer but ended up switching majors to business. After finishing high school overseas, he attended Chabot Community College located in Hayward, California, then later transferred into Cal State East Bay located in the same area. Growing up overseas in during the 1950s was a very interesting time for him. He was completely obsessed with Elvis Presley and looked up to him. Presley was very popular in his hometown and had a huge impact on Louis’ life. He claims to even own hundreds of merchandise and collectables all decorating his home. One of his biggest dreams was to actually meet the King and see him perform live. Louis believed Presley brought joy into people’s lives during the some of the toughest times our nation endured.

Growing up Latino is difficult, especially with other races giving minorities the disadvantage. Although Latinos are constantly being overlooked, there are certain individuals who stand out in communities exemplifying their true demeanor. Maria Isabel Trevino is an epitome of a diligent citizen who spends her time contributing to the success of others.

John William Oates was born on 7th April 1948 in New York, USA; he is best known to the world as a guitarist of a rock duo Hall and Oates, featuring Daryl Hall, although he has an admirable solo career as well. The duo was formed in 1972, and has released countless hit singles. However, Oates was a guitarist he also co-wrote some of the singles that were later widely popularized throughout the world, which influenced on his solo career.

From Ignacio’s first entrance onto the stage it is evident that he is an honest character. ‘Soy un pobre ciego.’ He exclaims the fact that he is not like the people in the outside world using the