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Posted on: October 3rd, 2007
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“Attending Cal State Long Beach was traumatic for Anna Nieto-Gomez.
The 20-year-old transferred to the university in February 1967 as a junior from San Bernardino Junior College and immediately felt uncomfortable.
In the sea of 20,000 students, Nieto-Gomez didn’t know anyone and fewer than 100 of her classmates were Latino.”
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