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Title
[Templeton tunnel]
Creator
Landin, Jasmin, photographer
Contributing Institution
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Collection
With Our Own Eyes / Con Nuestros Propios Ojos Documentary Photography Project
Rights Information
Notice regarding copyright of materials available online: http://lib.calpoly.edu/support/policies/sca-policies/copyright-guidelines/#online-copyright
Description
Photo caption, written by Jasmin Landin: "This is the tunnel that leads to my school in Templeton. It is a metaphor for my life since one side represents San Juan Nuevo and the other side represents my life here in the United States. When I go through the tunnel to get to school there are very few Mexican students and not many students speak our language [Spanish]. I feel trapped. At school I have to watch what I wear because the other students and teachers will think that I am in a gang. I have to watch what I say or how I speak in Spanish around them because they will think that I am talking about them in a negative way. When I get out of school and go back through the tunnel to go home, I feel free and comfortable because I am around family and friends who understand my culture and language"
Type
image
Format
Photographic print
Identifier
142_spc_000215
https://digital.lib.calpoly.edu/rekl-6447
Place
Templeton
California
United States
Source
MS 142
With Our Own Eyes / Con Nuestros Propios Ojos Documentary Photography Project

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