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Day of the Dead : Gringos, Mexicans, and Ever-Elusive Authenticity

7th

Nov. × ’09

By Sarah

We piled on the bus like a group of awkward middle-aged kindergardeners, fumbling around and smacking our heads against the plastic TV’s. It felt like time for applesauce and PB and J’s. We, the slightly skeptical cool kids, formed a little grouplet in the back of the bus. There must’ve been around thirty of us [...]

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