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Hispanic Heritage Month

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From the

National Museum of American History

The United States is the product of contact between different societies, from the colonial period into western expansion and global immigration and migration. Each point of contact has been a borderland in which power contentions and exchange have shaped our identity.

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Smithsonian Folkways


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Joan Miró

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