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<h1>Latine Legacy Month</h1>
<p>We interviewed Latine-identifying students and faculty about their relationship with their identity,
experiences at this school, and what they hoped to share.</p>
<h5>By Claire Wang, with contributions from Bianca Morales, Dakota Chang, Davin Jeong, Ashley Agyeman, Nate Liang,
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<h1>Andover Latine Legacy Month</h1>
<p>We interviewed Latine-identifying students and faculty about their relationship with their identity,
experiences at this school, and what they hoped to share.</p>
<h5>By Claire Wang, with contributions from Bianca Morales, Dakota Chang, Davin Jeong, Ashley Agyeman, Nate Liang,
Kevin Niu, and Mia Xiao.<br>Photo: Courtesy of Ryan Nasserzadeh.</h5>
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<span class="credit" style="font-size: 0.8rem; padding: 0.8rem; font-weight: 400">In celebration of Latine Legacy
Month, the board of Alianza Latina invited Wolcott-Hernandez to speak about her journey to represent and reclaim her
culture through art at Andover on September 30.</span>
<h1 style="margin: 2rem 4rem 0rem 4rem;">Meet our Interviewees:</h1>
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<h2>Angie Ceballos Cardona ’25</h2><br />
<p>Angie Ceballos Cardona ’25 is a Lower and is half-Dominican and half-Guatemalan. In addition to being on the
board of Alianza Latina, she is also the Mentee Coordinator for the Mixed Heritage Mentorship Program (MCMP), a
mentorship program for mixed heritage students on campus, and a member of Fusion.
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<h2>Hector Membreno-Canales, Arts Instructor</h2><br />
<p>Hector Membreno-Canales is an Arts Instructor at Phillips Academy. Hector Membreno-Canales was born in San
Pedro Sula, Honduras and grew up in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He previously served as a US Army Photographer with
international posts including Iraq, El Salvador, Poland and more. He is also currently the Director of the
Office of Community and Multicultural Development (CaMD), which works closely with other campus adults and
student leaders to provide an affinity space for students of different cultural backgrounds and intersectional
identities.
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<h2>John Sanchez ’23</h2><br />
<p>John Sanchez ’23 is a Senior from Clifton, New Jersey and is Peruvian American. He is also the Co-Head of
Alianza Latina, which is an affinity group for the Latine community on campus. He is a CaMD Scholar for the
2022-2023 academic year, researching The Labor Rights Movement in Peru in the Context of Interconnected
Struggles Against Colonialism and Environmental Exploitation.
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<h2>Victoria Ortiz ’23</h2><br />
<p>Victoria Ortiz ’23 is a Senior from Brooklyn, New York and is Puerto Rican American. She is a former
Co-President of and currently on the board of AfLatAm, which is the Afro-Latine American Society open to all
students on campus. She is also a member of Fusion.
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<h2>Ben Perez ’23</h2><br />
<p>Ben Perez ’23 is a Senior from Boston, MA. He is Salvadoran and is on the board of the Brotherhood, which is
an affinity group for Latine and Black male-identifying students on campus.
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<h2>Brigitte Leschhorn, English Instructor</h2><br />
<p>Brigitte Leschhorn is an English Instructor at Phillips Academy. She is originally from Panama and teachers the
electives <em>Strange Worlds</em> on speculative fiction as well as <em>Rebels, Gods, and Villains in Central
American Literature</em>, which focuses on the rich history of Central America.
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<h2>Josh Espinoza ’25</h2><br />
<p>Josh Espinoza ’25 is a Lower from Bronx, New York. He is Honduran American. On campus, he also serves on the
board of Brotherhood.
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Latine Legacy Month takes place from September 15 to October 15. The month includes the celebration of
independence days of various Latin American countries, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, Mexico, and Chile. The month serves as a special occasion to celebrate the rich culture,
contributions, and profound history of the Latine community.</p>
<p>For Latine Legacy Month this year, <em>The Phillipian</em> reached out to some Latine-identifying Andover
students and
faculty to ask about their thoughts on the month of celebration and their experiences with being Latine at
Andover.</p>
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<h2 class="subheader">What does this month mean to you and what are you doing yourself to celebrate?</h2><br>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">John Sanchez ’23</h4>
<br>
<p class="longquote"> I think this month is like, it's about reflection. And just thinking back on how my Latino
identity impacts me… I hear out where I'm from. I'm from Clifton, New Jersey, which happens to be a very
predominant Latinx community. It's a very vibrant there. There's a huge presence of Peruvians. I'm Peruvian,
so I feel very welcomed at Clifton, and I I do here too because I always try to carve out a space to represent
my proven identity. Like in my dorm, I have my Peruvian flag. So it's like it's something I celebrate every
day. And also just I have food from home. And I also like being the code of Alianza. Like I have that space to
celebrate it, thankfully. And then also just like sharing some like cultural traditions with the dorm.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Hector Membreno-Canales, Arts Instructor</h4>
<br>
<p class="longquote">I know that Phillips Academy isn't the only place celebrating this holiday. We have the
great privilege of being just a couple miles away from communities that are predominantly Latinx: Lawrence,
Haverhill, but also the greater Boston area. I myself was born in Honduras, and one of the largest communities
of Honduran Americans in the United States is actually in Boston. So I'll likely be spending my time looking
for these pop-up events in the area to go and be with community in Boston and Lawrence. I know that there is
an upcoming Hispanic Heritage celebration weekend… There's no shortage of opportunities to get involved
beyond our campus, so that's how I'll be celebrating.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Josh Espinoza ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">I don't really celebrate it. But now that I'm here and I have a space where I can celebrate
it…wherever there is the opportunity to speak about my culture, or represent it, I will. But in the
past, I've never really thought about it. I wasn't aware of it. But now that I'm here with so many groups of
people, I realized the importance of celebrating where I come from. So to me, it just reminds me of who I am,
what I'm here for, and what I need to do on campus.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Angie Ceballos Cardona ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">This month means celebrating my history and future. I have taken this month to really
reflect on what it means to be Latinx in the spaces I am in daily such as such as Andover and my sports team.</p>
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<span class="credit">On October 8, Alianza hosted a dance in Lower Right in Paresky Commons. LBenardete/<em>The
Phillipian</em></span>
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<h2 class="subheader">What has Andover done in the past for the Latine Legacy Month? What is Andover doing this
year for the Latine Legacy Month?</h2><br>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Ben Perez ’23</h4>
<br>
<p class="longquote"> I don't think the school has done a lot from what I've seen or recall. I think it's mostly
Alianza Latina who's in charge of that. Maybe they hold something in Commons, but I don't think it was
anything huge like… programming or anything like that…which... I would appreciate to see a lot
more, just because [even though] there is [a Latine] community at Andover… I feel like, it's not as
represented as it should be. It’s not as seen as other affinity groups on campus, and they get mixed
into other groups as well.</p>
</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Hector Membreno-Canales, Arts Instructor</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">The first thing I'll mention is that Andover has responded to changes in language. One
example is Hispanic Heritage Month, [which] is the national holiday prescribed by the federal government.
But… after a couple of years of being here, I realized that the students of Alianza Latina didn't like
Hispanic because Hispanic is only inclusive of the countries that speak Spanish. But in Latin America, there
are other countries that don't speak Spanish. [The] more inclusive term was then Latino, but Latino fall short
because [of] the gender binding, so then students preferred Latinx. But this year, students say [that] Latinx
centers the conversation on English speakers, so now we're celebrating “Latine-with-an-E” Heritage
Month… That’s… one thing where I've seen students really kind of lead or direct the
discussion and leadership within CAMD, within the school, with the administration sort of follow[ing]
students’ lead.<br><br>
A couple of other things: the OWHL has done an excellent job of supporting Alianza and the holiday by doing
displays of books by Latine authors […] Additionally […] Paresky Commons have done things like
making menus that are celebrating [Latine] culture. I mean, I'm sitting here eating frijoles and a Cuban
sandwich…so there's a couple of ways.<br>
[Also], we're bringing a renowned poet José Olivarez. There are some posters that are in CAMD right
now, but he'll come for ASM and… talk about his own story as a first-generation [Latine] person…
He wrote a book called Citizen Illegal, [which] talks a bit about… what it's like to be in this country
as an immigrant, as an undocumented person. And Andover is honoring those stories by really putting their
money where their mouth is…not just saying we value this, but bringing these voices to our community to
be heard, to share. You really can tell what Andover cares about by what they give space to so.</p>
</article>
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<div class="frame"><img src="assets/images/march/LBenardete.JPG" /></div><span class="credit">LBenardete/<em>The
Phillipian</em>.</span>
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<h2 class="subheader">Are you involved with the Latine community on campus? How do you hope to contribute?</h2>
<br>
<br>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">John Sanchez ’23</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I am one of the co-heads for Alianza Latina We do have a lot of events planned for this month. We
screened a movie… Selena, which is about this… popstar or music superstar from the 90s by the same
name Selena. We have… a school wide dance. It's open to everyone. It's…a really nice…
combination of events just to… give space for our identity, [which is] sometimes …very hard to
find… represented at Andover, especially not just in the midst of courses, but also trying to find
representation… amongst the staff, or even just having spaces within our dorms… So… we give
that space to ourselves, and we sometimes open it up to everyone on campus too.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Victoria Ortiz ’23</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I… like having those open door meetings [with Alianza, which] also helps bring this type of conversation
[about Latinx Legacy Month] to a broader audience because I don't think many people stop and take the time to
think about the difference between Hispanic and Latin[e] or what different forms of dance look like in
different countries and things like that… I think that's a really good way to bring friends and be like,
“hey, this is my culture.” It's kind of like a show and tell, [as] if we were in elementary or
middle school but in a fancy, high school way, where it's like, “this is my culture, appreciate it,
learn about it.” And obviously, everyone who goes [to open door meetings], is willing to engage in and
indulge in that… so I always really enjoy [the dances and the open door meetings].</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Angie Ceballos Cardona ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I am on the board of Alianza and as a team we are working really hard to give this month all the appreciation
it deserves. Personally, I hope to put a lot of work in alongside the board to make this month so special to
all the Latine students here at Andover just as it was to me last year.</p>
</article>
<article id="">
<h2 class="subheader">What can Andover—both the institution and the student body—do to make this
month more special and help strengthen the presence of the Latine community here?</h2>
<br />
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Josh Espinoza ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
Maybe it could be… a celebration… funded by the school, that way we could have more resources. Or
it could be like a workshop, just talking about different cultures where people can explore…giv[ing]
students a space to talk about the places they come from. [If it is] school organized… people will not
only like take it more seriously, but [it would] also be interesting.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Ben Perez ’23</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I feel like the Spanish department has been trying to do a lot in that aspect. I feel like in general, in the
US, the [Latine] community is kind of overlooked, so… that microcosm kind of… takes a role [at]
Andover. I feel like people need to just embrace their culture more… and also… to the kids who are
[Latine], don't try to like assimilate to be white. Like me, during the winter, I get really pale... so I
could [assimilate], but someone who is Afro-Latino or Latina or Latinx couldn't. You just have to be able to
bring [your identity] forward, and I try to bring [mine] forward as much as possible [through] the way that I
dress, music… But sometimes it comes to a point where… you don't want to be just known that [way],
like “Oh that Bad Bunny kid.” I don't want to be [just] that… It's like if "El
Jefe" by El Alfa starts playing, everyone looks at me like, “oh that's your song, bro.” But
it's… only my song if I say it's my song.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Hector Membreno-Canales, Arts Instructor</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
We celebrate these cultures because we value the diversity these communities bring to our Andover campus. But
it's not simply enough to just learn one year and then that be like, Oh, now I know it all. These things like
language and cultures and understandings are constantly evolving. So we really should be in continual
discussion with each other, which is why this year, Latine feels authentic. Whereas last year Latinx felt
authentic, and maybe in years past, Hispanic felt authentic, and who knows what next year will feel like but
you know, the idea is to keep growing our diversity tent to include more folks.</p>
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<h2 class="subheader">What should people at Andover know about the history of this month or how to talk about
it?</h2><br />
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Brigitte Leschhorn, English Instructor</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
Because I grew up in [Panama], I saw different types of what it means to be Central American, [what it means
to
be] Panamanian, what it means to be Latin[e]. And so I think [the question of whether we should use
“Hispanic” or “Latine”] has a very complicated answer… A lot of times I feel
like,
especially during this month when we should be allowed to talk about it, nobody wants to hear it. Everyone
just
wants to hear “who are your heroes,” and they want to dismiss the parts of us that we’re
wrestling with. We're still deeply wrestling with the colonialism and imperialism that has decimated our
regions… that has caused that major exodus of immigration. So all of these things touch… And just
even with what happened from Florida to Massachusetts recently…a lot of things are in the forefront of
my
mind… It's not that I don't want to celebrate our history; it's that our history is really complicated.
And can we at least get some time to talk about it? To me, that's what this month should be about: a time to
unpack that. Give us some time to unpack ourselves.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Angie Ceballos Cardona ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
It’s important to know that it is okay to not be informed and that questions should be asked. There is
no
specific approach to Latinx Legacy Month but to recognize the latine voices around you because they are a part
of Andover life.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Josh Espinoza ’25</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
If people are curious to learn more about somebody's culture, I think it should be a safe space to talk about
anything… I don't think it's rude to ask somebody about their culture… It's okay if you want to
learn more about who I am where I'm from. That's perfectly fine… Andover is already a space where I can
express myself, but I also feel like we should be able to have open conversations about different cultures and
how they're represented on campus.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">John Sanchez ’23</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I think I really want to emphasize that it's not heritage. Tt is about legacy. I think that's what it's
about… I think [when] people view Latin[e] people… they have a certain image that comes to their
mind… That has to be confronted… We're not just a monolith… We all don't have just brown
skin.
We don't all have like baggy clothing, chains just wrapped around our neck all the time, [and] even though I
[do], we all don't speak Spanish…There are so many more things are just confined to a stereotype...
Really, it's not just something that's interpersonal. It's something that's structuralized….I’m
thinking of…trying to make that effort to prioritize perspectives that come from Latin[e] people and
within that diaspora, like you could have indigenous Latin[e] people, black Latin[e] people, Indigenous
Afro-Latin[e] people… There's, there's a whole spectrum. It's not just brown. That makes it very much
simplistic, and really just erases the whole legacy of everything.</p>
<h4 style="font-size: 20px;">Hector Membreno-Canales, Arts Instructor</h4><br>
<p class="longquote">
I would just say that these are holidays. We celebrate them because some of these voices historically have not
been heard. So I would use this as an opportunity if you're unfamiliar with these communities, to use it as an
opportunity to go to events and ask some questions. And to just you know, be a member of our very diverse
community.
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