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This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Kultura.

It's Latino USA.

It's Latino USA. Welcome to the Latino USA. I'm Maria Inuosa. We bring you stories that are

underreported but that mattered to you overlooked by the rest of the media.

And while the country is struggling to deal with these problems.

We listen to the stories of black and Latino students.

A united Latino front, a cultural renaissance,

organizing at the forefront of the movement.

I'm Maria Inohosa, no Sebaian.

Hey, Latino, USA listener.

Here's a show from our archives. April 1st, 2021.

I graduate in one month, just one.

It feels like no matter how much I say it,

it's just not going to feel real until it's time.

I think I'm just at a point where I'm just trying to figure out how I feel about everything.

I just need something now. I need it. I want it.

But most importantly, I think I'm ready for it.

From Futura Media and PRX, it's Latino USA. I'm Maria No Hosa. Today, one student shares her story of loss and growth

after the pandemic flipped her senior year of college upside down. Sandy Fleurmond, a first generation Haitian American student

at Temple University in Philadelphia, was really looking forward to her senior year of college.

She had dreams of studying

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