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A Personal History of Blondness

2nd

Jan. × ’10

By Sarah

The other night a friend asked me, “So what was your childhood like? How did you grow up?” It’s a question whose answer changes depending on the person you’re responding to. I looked at my friends, Mexican-Americans whose stories go between the U.S and Mexico, between two distinct nationalities and histories and a hodgepodge [...]

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A Personal History of Blondness

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