Interview with Samuel McMinn Bautista (2024-03-18)
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Interviewees
Samuel McMinn Bautista
Interviewer
Mateo McMinn Bautista
Study ID
040
Description
In this interview, Samuel McMinn Bautista, a recent undergraduate student from Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts, who is of Salvadoran and American heritage, shared their unique experiences navigating their Latinidad in both personal and academic spaces. Furthermore, they reveal how intertwined their work and art is at times with their identity. Their narrative paints a picture of dynamic, multifaceted Latinidad, shaped by their Salvadoran-American heritage, revealing the diverse experiences of Latinx individuals within the United States and within the city of Richmond, Virginia.
Note
This interview was conducted in English, and the transcript is in English only.
Topical Subject
Salvadoran Americans; Hispanic Americans; Latin Americans; Emigration and immigration; El Salvador; Washington (D.C.); Virginia Commonwealth University; Group identity; Education; Art; Artists
City/Location
Richmond (Va.)
Genre
oral histories (literary genre)
Local Genre
oral history; sound recording; text
Type
Sound; Text
Digital Format
audio/mp3
Language
eng
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Rights
This material is protected by copyright, and copyright is held by Samuel McMinn Bautista. You are permitted to use this material in any way that is permitted by copyright. In addition, this material is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Acknowledgment of Latino Virginia Project and Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is required.
Collection
Latino Virginia Oral Histories
Contributors
Latino Virginia Project
Source
Interview with Interview with Samuel McMinn Bautista (2024-03-18), Latino Virginia Oral History Project, Virginia Commonwealth University.
File Name
lvoh040_McMinnBautistaSamuel_interview.mp3
Disciplines
Latin American History | Latin American Languages and Societies | Oral History | Public History | Social History | United States History