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Lessons Learned from History
Season 26
Episode 10
Dr. Rachel Bluff, a professor of history at UW-M provides insights on how to apply lessons learned from the history of U.S. immigration policies to today's world. Also with us is Alan Chavoya of the Communist Organization Road to Freedom. From her studio in Madison, Wisconsin, Mexican artist Angélica Contreras transforms the canvas into a space for cultural dialogue and personal truth.
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ADELANTE meets Nicole Acosta, the Pfister Hotel's 14th Artist-in-Residence.
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Three stories that were awarded a Regional Emmy.
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Ambassador Claudia Franco Hijuelos of the Mexican consulate.
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Pianist Pablo Horcasita has a brilliant career and there is still more to come.
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Susan Rabe talks with ADELANTE about the Conservancy for Healing and Heritage.
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We talk with Dr. Zeno Franco about his studies on Latino health issues in Milwaukee.
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We spotlight the Hispanic Collaborative's second annual conference.
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Research in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula and prevent an opioid overdose.
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Two biologists are working together to protect the Monarch butterfly.
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Latina women who are building relationships with the Milwaukee Police department.
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ADELANTE highlights Alebrije an outdoor exhibit of 48 sculptures.
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