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My favorite thing about being a Latina is how my heritage can make me feel at home, no matter where I am in the world. I grew up in San Antonio, Texas where Mexican culture is the majority and people of all races and backgrounds celebrate the culture through food, festivities and holidays. Now that I’m in New York City, where cultural influences are more of a melting pot, making my favorite Mexican meals or listening to Hispanic artists are a huge comfort to me as I live so many miles from home.
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