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Imperfect Paradise

The Forgotten Revolutionary - Part 6

Imperfect Paradise

LAist Studios

Society & Culture

4.5535 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Adolfo reckons with his own relationship to his past and the Chicano student movement. And he finds someone who may have clues about what happened the night Oscar died. 

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When I think of the homes I grew up in, I think of Soledad Mountain.

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Five-bedroom homes with three-car garages, some with views of San Diego's Mission Bay, the Coronado Cays, and the ocean.

0:49.0

Backyards? Large enough for fig trees and pools.

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I think of bookshelves side to side with yellow national geographics

0:56.0

and World Book Encyclopedias.

0:58.0

I think of pancakes made on electric griddles in the morning

1:01.0

just before walking to school with kids whose fathers were doctors and lawyers

1:06.0

and whose mother stayed home.

1:08.0

In elementary school, I would arrive at these homes early in the morning

1:12.9

each weekday with my mother. She was there to clean the kitchens, wash the clothes, vacuum the

1:20.2

carpets, and mop the floors. As she began the work, off I went walking with the neighborhood

1:26.0

kids to Kate Sessions Elementary.

1:28.6

One of her employers led us use her address to sign me up for school. When the school bell

1:34.3

rang in the afternoon, I came home, a different home each day. My mother would put me to work

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