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  • Tampa Artist Tatiana Mesa Paján Remembers Havana in Her Art
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    Tampa Artist Tatiana Mesa Paján Remembers Havana in Her Art

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor August 23, 2026October 14, 2026

    How do you hold on to home when it’s time to leave? For Cuban-born artist Tatiana Mesa Paján, it was through the careful collection of objects. Before leaving Cuba, Mesa Paján took a series of walks through the city, collecting discarded objects along the way.

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  • Across the Rio Grande—The Education of Rafaela Prieto Ochoa
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    Across the Rio Grande—The Education of Rafaela Prieto Ochoa

    ByImmigrant Hall of Honor July 19, 2026October 14, 2026

    When Rafaela Prieto Núñez crossed the Rio Grande to attend school in Laredo, Texas, she was only 16 years old. She did not arrive by chance. She came because an uncle believed that education could change the course of a young woman’s life—and because she was determined to prove him right.

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  • Inductee Celia Cruz

    Inductee Celia Cruz

    Celia Cruz, known as the “Queen of Salsa,” was a Cuban-American singer whose powerful voice and vibrant style revolutionized Latin music.

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  • Inductee James Naismith

    Inductee James Naismith

    James Naismith revolutionized American culture and sports by inventing basketball in 1891.

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