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               The genesis for BD 15 years ago was to                 represent and support those who have struggled and excelled, despite hundreds of years of racial discrimination and repression. This is particularly applicable to immigrants and their progeny. When a regime places a target on the backs of immigrants, the outcome can only be fear, dread and death. In spite of past and present challenges our communities have survived and succeeded. As the country honors Martin Luther King’, while major cities are occupied by private paramilitary armies, we urge all to straighten our backs, support each other, and dedicate ourselves to defending democracy. Adelante! 

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Roy Rogelio Hernández

Founder & Publisher

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In this issue
 

Memo                                         Straighten Our Backs, Fight for Freedom

                                                   Rogelio Roy Hernández, Publisher

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​​​​Perspective                               CASA Alumni Scholarships, Supporting the Dream for 15 Years

                                                   Aymee Barajas, Melissa Garcia, Patricia Alarcón

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Architects Who Passed           Frank O. Gehry & Robert A.M. Stern 

                                                   Joseph Martinez, Architect

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Cover Story                               George Kunihiro, FAIA, Architect / Professor

                                                   Letting the Candle Burn to the End
                                                   Joseph Martinez, Architect

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CASA Alumni at Work              Supporting the Next Generation 

                                                   Isaac Alcantar, Sr. Health Planner 

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Remembrance                          Oswaldo Lopez, From El Rancho to the Big Leagues                   
                                                   Prof. Paul Lopez

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CASA Now!                               Serving, Supporting & Caring
                                                   Nohemi Hernandez, CASA President

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