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Author Archives: First-person essay by Marina Lopez Gonzalez Duran
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I lived for 7 years on an international student visa in Pittsburgh. Living in Trump’s America is scary and uncertain.

by First-person essay by Marina Lopez Gonzalez Duran

PRESENTE Pittsburgh Latino Magazine co-published this essay translated to Spanish. Read the Spanish version here. Compelling personal stories told by the people living them. A couple of weeks ago all international students living in the United States learned that they would soon be required to leave the country. A rapid-fire succession of lawsuits and public […]