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From NPR's Latino USA: Who Run the World?

An hour on Latinas who run things.We hear advice from perhaps the most powerful Latina in the United States -- Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Author Esmeralda Santiago recounts experiencing a stroke and fearing she will never be able to read or write again.
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A Peabody Award winner and weekly public radio show on NPR, anchored by Maria Hinojosa and produced by the Futuro Media Group.

A Peabody Award winner and weekly public radio show on NPR, anchored by Maria Hinojosa and produced by the Futuro Media Group.
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An hour on Latinas who run things.

We hear advice from perhaps the most powerful Latina in the United States -- Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Author Esmeralda Santiago recounts experiencing a stroke and fearing she will never be able to read or write again. We also talk about how the best drag queens on TV are Puerto Rican, and meet some of Hollywood's most powerful women.

Featured image by Antonia Cereijido

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