March 6, 2025
Lolita Lebron: Part One
On March 1, 1954, four Puerto Rican Nationalists opened fire on the house of Representatives chamber at the US Capitol. They were led by Lolita Lebron, a woman who some see as a hero and others as a terrorist.
Cristina tells Carmen about Lolita...
On March 1, 1954, four Puerto Rican Nationalists opened fire on the house of Representatives chamber at the US Capitol. They were led by Lolita Lebron, a woman who some see as a hero and others as a terrorist.
Cristina tells Carmen about Lolita Lebron, leading up to the March 1st attack.
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Sources
https://www.paseomedia.org/episodes/12
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita_Lebr%C3%B3n
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_Ricans_in_New_York_City
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_Act
https://web.archive.org/web/20170506201050/https://www.marxists.org/history/erol/ncm-1/ylp-reader.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_United_States_Capitol_shooting
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayuya_Uprising
https://www.roosevelt.nl/en/from-the-vaults/lolita-lebron-there-is-no-need-now-to-kill-for-freedom/
https://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/03/us/03lebron.html
https://www.workers.org/2022/03/62656/
https://mediaburn.org/video/the-defense-of-lolita-lebron-an-interview-with-conrad-lynn/
https://mronline.org/2010/08/07/puerto-rico-remembers-independence-fighter-lolita-lebron/
https://www.npr.org/2010/08/03/128959759/remembering-puerto-rican-activist-lolita-lebron
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Hi, I am Christina and this is Estodia's Unknown. This
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episode was supposed to be just one episode, but because
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we're going to be on vacation, we decided to split
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it into two in a place where it makes sense.
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If you are a member of our Patreon, then you
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will get this episode all together and we'll be back
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next week with the second part. Hi everyone, This is
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Carmen and Christina and this is estodia Is Unknown. A
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podcast where we talk about Latin American history. Sometimes it's
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horrible and deals with tibe topics like criticism, corruption, and genocide,
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but more than that, it's also about resistance, power and community.
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And I wanted to talk about well, I've been wanting
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to talk about who I'm talking about today for a
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very long time, and I was like, there's no better
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time than March, because one, it's Women's History Month, but
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also the events that take place during her story happened
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on March first, nineteen fifty four. Her story, not his story,
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exactly her story. So yeah, that's why I wanted to
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talk about. So what was the year because I just
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was thinking her story, Oh wow, Okay, March first, nineteen
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fifty four, fifty four Okay, I heard the March first
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prize and hear the year. Yeah. So here's my little
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thing before I introduce who I'm talking about. Hey, you mystery?
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Yeah yeah, Well, because I want to see if you
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know who it is after I say this a right,
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you know, I don't remember anyone. Okay, go on, I'm
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quizzing you, not a quiz, a pop quiz. Can sign
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up for a pop quiz. This is what I'm here for.
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I'm lean, okay. So on March first, nineteen fifty four,
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for Puerto Rican nationalists open fire on the House of
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Representatives chamber at the US Capitol. They were led by
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Lolita Lebron. Okay, a woman who you do know who
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she is? I knew of this, I know her generally,
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but in the moment, I'm glad you say her name
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because I was not gonna remember her name. Okay. No,
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I was always gonna say her name. Okay. I thought
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we're gonna be like, go and who is the andle
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them who led them to open fire on the House
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for person So not the first time that the capital
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saw an act of quote unquote terror, because I don't
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consider this an active terror. I'm sorry, but Okay, no,
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I'm FBI agent that's listening and I'm just kidding. No.
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Some and she's a very like polarizing figure. Some people
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see her as a hero as right, She's a hero
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to me, and others see her as a terrorist. I mean,
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I guess it depends on you ask like you just said, yeah,
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Like if you're asking me hero yeah, yeah. And even
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if people don't agree with what she did, she they
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still see her as a heroic figure in Puerto Rican
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history because not everyone agrees with what she did. Right
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that day, I'm a capital because some people were like, oh,
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it's too much violence, but we'll get into it. But yeah,
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that's what we're talking about today. Full name Dolores lebron
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Lolita lebron So. She was born in Lattis, Puerto Rico,
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on November nineteenth, nineteen nineteen, and she was one of
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five siblings. Her parents were Gonzalo lebron Bernard and Rafaela
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so To Luciano. Her sylings were Aurea, Agusto, Gonzalo Junior
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and Julio and they were raised in Ascienda Bezuelas in
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the Batrio of Bezuela in Lattice Puerto Rico, and her
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father worked as the ascienda's foreman, earning a wopping thirty
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dollars a month for this, Oh my god. But because
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she was foreman, they were given a small house on
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the essenda to live in, and they were also allowed
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to grow some food in this little house, and the
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Lebron children attended a small community school. But Lorita found
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herself unable to keep up with her siblings because she
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fell into a gutter when she was small was full
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of water, and this resulted in hurricane in pneumonia. Wow. Yeah.
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And after that she suffered from years of fatigue, and
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she grew up to be a little frail And who
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would think that this little frail girl would lead a shootout? Yes?
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Well what was a shooting? Yes? Yeah? And maybe because
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she couldn't keep up with her siblings anymore, she was
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she wasn't out there running a bunch with them in
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the neighborhood. It could have been the reason. It strengthened her,
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strengthened her want to read and like seeking knowledge and
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oh my god, I can't now I can't read, yes,
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thank you? And yeah, she just you know, spent time
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indoors reading and stuff like that. Eventually, the family moved
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from Besuela to Mirasol, a different neighborhood in Lattice. Here,
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her father, Gonzalo was the foreman of another ascent that
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owned by Emilio via Yes. And in Mirasol, Lolita was
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able to receive a better education. She attended the local
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public school and then after completing sixth grade, she attended
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the Seunda Rural that's her saving in Spanish, without a
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middle school in Bartholo, and this is a barrio right
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next to Mirasol, all in Lattice still and she finished
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eighth grade. And by now at this point in her life,
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she was known for her smarts and her beauty. She
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was just always described as gorgeous. And if you look
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at her picture of when she shootout, she's dressed, she's
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so well dressed. She just looks beautiful. I mean, she
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looks so cool. Yeah, she's got red LIPSTI gun and
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she's just like she's ready to you know. But yeah,
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she was known for her beauty. So she won first
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place in the annual Queen of the Flowers of may
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A beauty contest in Lattice. And even though her dad
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was an atheist, her mom was Catholic, and she, along
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with her siblings, were all baptized into Catholicism and she
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would eventually be super religious as well. When this baptism
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happened when she was fourteen, this is where she met
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Francisco Mattos Pauli, who she immediately liked and they started
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writing each other love letters poetry. This was her her
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first boyfriend, and I mean, for this time, secually's not
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that bad of an age gap. He was only four
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years older than her, making him eighteen and her fourteen. Yeah,
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to be worse, yeah, it could be a lot worse pose, Yeah,
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And while the two were in love, their families did
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not love this union. His family felt like the Lebrons
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were too poor and they considered her a hibaa a peasant,
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oh and not at their son's level. And her family
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was just worried that he was some rich snob and
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he was older, and that's why they opposed the relationship.
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Out of the two, they have a valid reason, I think,
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I agree, Yeah, And they did eventually break up because
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Fancisco Marcos Bauli moved out of Lattice and she also
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ended up leaving Lattice for San Juan to study sewing
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here or she picked back up with her love and
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they started seeing each other again. But then she ended
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up moving back to Lattice because her dad got super
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sick with tubertudosis and she felt like it was her
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duty to help her family, so she returned and her
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dad was too sick to work. They were forced to
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leave the Scienda because again him being the foremant of
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the scienda was the reason they had a free house
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on the scenda. Right, and this is why I don't
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know things like housing, health insurance. I don't know. I
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feel like you should be type to employment No. One
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hundred percent. And eventually the Scnda owner did provide them
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with the new house to live in. And it's like
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now they have to depend on the generosity of this
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rich person, which luckily he was generous enough to give
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them a house. Right, that's rare, so rare. Because he
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couldn't work anymore, so she took care of her dad.
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She would travel to the next town over to pick
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up his medicine. She then diligently gave him his medicine
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every seventy minutes for seven days. Wow. Yeah, and she
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didn't sleep or eat during these seven days because she
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was like, nope, I need to take care of him.
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And it took all her attention, but he did sadly
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die after the seven days, and so she started helping
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her family financially by weaving clothes because she was a
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trained seamstress. And it was right after this that her
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political ideologies would be shaped. She had already been a
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member of the Liberal Party from a very young age,
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but she wasn't very involved in politics. She was just
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like a member, that's it. She didn't go she didn't
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attend any meetings, nothing. But now at eighteen, she had
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been working as a seamstress for some time, she was
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dating a local engineer, and at this age eighteen, she
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witnessed what started as a peaceful protest then turned into
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a massacre. Oh no, the Ponte massacre. Oh I was
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gonna guess. I was, Yeah, I know. I figured you
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wouldn't know, yeah, or you would say that, and the
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next nose and yes, this is the Ponte massacre, the
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very one, yeah, which we talked about way back in
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episode twenty two twenty two. Wow, yeah, long ago. Yeah.
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And because we've already covered it, I'm not going to
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go into details but just know it was completely horrible.
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It was literally like a massacre. There's the reason why
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it's called the pont Samasacar. Yeah, it's truly truly horrible.
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Go back and listen if you have not listened to
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that episode, which I would just assume everyone has at
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this point because most people go in order. So this
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is the event that radicalized her into believing that the
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olin way forward was a free Puerto Rico, and she
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began to admire the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, which we
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do mention a lot in the Ponts of Massacre. During
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all this, she ended up getting pregnant and had her
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first baby at twenty one, and like any mother, she
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wented to provide for her child, but she realized that
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there were no opportunities on the island for her to
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do this, especially after separating from her baby's father, so
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she left her baby with her mother and, like many
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other Puerto Ricans, migrated to New York in search of
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a better life to provide for her child. But this
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was not easy at all. It was difficult for her
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to find a job, especially because she didn't fully understand English.
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She found occasional work as a seamstress, but she was
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often fired because a lot of her bosses considered her
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a rebel. But all she really did was call out
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discrimination that she witnessed against Puerto Rican workers. Yeah, so
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they just expected you to lay there and take it,
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you know. Yeah, And she didn't. She wasn't like that.
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Sorry for the crudeness, Sorry for the crudeness. She's tired.
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The injustices she saw as a Puerto Rican trying to
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make a living in New York further solidified her nationalistic views.
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She found the local Puerto Rican Liberation Movement group and
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began meeting with them. She also enrolled in classes at
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George Rushton College and attended for two years when she
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was not at work, and then at twenty three ish,
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she married again. She had her second baby, who she
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also sent to live with her mom in Puerto Rico.
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She also left her husband after a year of marrying
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him because she felt like he was oppressing her. He
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probably will, I'm on her side, automatically. Automatically, No, right,
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you know, there's some schools of thoughts out there that
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that believes what I believe. Marriage is inherently oppressive to women,
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Like no matter what kind of marriage all marriage. Yeah, yeah,
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I can't say I fully disagree. Same And during this
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time that we're in nineteen forty three, there was an
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even greater migration from Puerto Ricans leaving the island for
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New York. And it has a name, the Great Migration.
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Oh yeah, fitting fitting name. A lot led to this
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great migration. I've talked about this book in our other
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Puerto Rico episodes, but Against All Puerto Ricans is a
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great book on this. But the very short version on
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what led to this great migration is a combination of
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the Great Depression, World War Two, and air travel being
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more accessible. But again, there was a lot of situations
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that led up to a lot of people leaving the island.
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We did talk about it also in the Mustard Gas episode.
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But one of the only jobs available in Puerto Rico
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is the military, something still true today. Perducans joined the
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military the most out of any Hispanic or Latino Latin
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group because it's one of the only things available. Other
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than that there's crime, really like, that's what it seems like. Yeah,
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and so this was true back then, so true today.
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On top of that, you know, there was an explosion
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in jobs in factories and ship docks in the US,
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which made it more lucrative than the jobs available in
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Puerto Rico, which were also dying down because of like
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a lot of reasons. Again that that book talks more
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about it. Most of the people leaving were hibaros aka peasants,
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the people working in the fields, so that also played
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a big role into who was leaving, and wood jobs
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where jobs were available, and so Lolita watched us more
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and more for people left their homeland only to be
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forced into poverty and prejudice in the US, and seeing
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all this, she began to work more within the liberation movement.
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She became an official member of the Puerto Rican National
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Party in nineteen forty six, and she came to develop
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a great admiration for Pedro Albiso Campos, the president of
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the party, which we did talk a little bit more
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about him in the Ponte massacre. There's going to be
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a separate episode on him because there's so much there.
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I feel like deep admiration isn't even enough force to
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cover what she felt of him. It wasn't like, you know, like, oh,
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