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  • What We Bring With Us: Día de Los Muertos 
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    What We Bring With Us: Día de Los Muertos 

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor September 23, 2026September 25, 2026

    Días de Muertos is a cultural celebration rooted in Aztec traditions and shaped by Catholic influences, honoring loved ones who have passed. Today, the tradition lives on in Mexico and Latino communities across the United States, bringing families together to remember, celebrate, and welcome the return of departed loved ones.

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  • Tolochin, Russia: A Jewish Shtetl with a Complicated History
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    Tolochin, Russia: A Jewish Shtetl with a Complicated History

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor September 18, 2026October 14, 2026

    Today, Talachyn is a small town in Belarus. But for generations, the town—known historically as Tolochin—was home to a thriving Jewish community.

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  • How immigrants powered new york’s garment industry
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    How immigrants powered new york’s garment industry

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor September 18, 2026September 18, 2026

    Long before New York became a global fashion capital, it was something else: a city where immigrants made clothes.

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    The Artists Who Challenged Cuba’s Cultural Silence

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor August 23, 2026September 18, 2026

    In 2018, a group of Cuban artists and other independent cultural figures began pushing back against a government regulation that sought to place greater control over artistic expression. Their movement would become known as the Movimiento San Isidro (MSI). What began as a fight over artistic freedom would eventually become part of a much larger story of dissent in Cuba.

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