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El precio de no tener papeles

May 8th, 2010 | By Jessica Retis

Por: MARLENE SALINAS, SIGOURNEY NUÑEZ, RICARDO HERNÁNDEZ, SONIA MARTÍNEZ
EL NUEVO SOL

Se estima que hay 12 millones de personas sin papeles en el país; sin embargo, una reforma migratoria justa y comprensiva aún todavía no se ha realizado. Para los indocumentados, la separación de las familias es algo muy común en la comunidad. Aunque las luchas son dolorosas, la gente indocumentada aún sigue en pie para ser escuchados.



Language barriers are not limited to hearing people

Jan 11th, 2010 | By Sigourney Nunez

By SIGOURNEY NUÑEZ
EL NUEVO SOL
In a Deaf household many barriers can be formed and pose as a roadblock for communication. Simple tasks as talking on the phone, to calling each others name’s, are not done the same in a Deaf household.



“Too Many Tamales” teaches audience cultural diversity

Jan 11th, 2010 | By Sigourney Nunez
“Too Many Tamales” teaches audience cultural diversity

By SIGOURNEY NUÑEZ
EL NUEVO SOL
“Too Many Tamales” originally written by Gary Soto, has been adopted into a play for the last thirteen years at the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts Theater.



Bilingualism can be taught at home

Jan 11th, 2010 | By Sigourney Nunez
Bilingualism can be taught at home

By SIGOURNEY NUÑEZ
EL NUEVO SOL

Bilingualism, when a person is fluent in two languages, can happen simultaneously. According to a Linguistics and Chicano/a Studies professor at California State University Northridge, Ana Sánchez-Muñoz, “Normally when parents speaks two languages, the child can acquire those two.”