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Interesting pdf file Colombian immigrant children in the USA

I came across this paper whilst looking for something on the Internet. It discusses what sort of foods Colombian children remember from their life in Colombia, what they still eat in the USA etc.

Colombian Immigrant Children In The United States large file 6.0 MB 354 pages

By kernow62 on Mar 27, 2006, 17:04 in Friendly Talkzone.


kernow62 says on Mar 28, 2006, 04:25:

I'm with you on that one Tinto. Horrid little things!

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