Elvia Arroyo-Ramirez: the Minority Majority, Community Involvement & Our Plea to Stop Being a Jerk!

Archivist's Alley

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Archivist's Alley is back! Season 3 begins with the amazing Elvia Arroyo-Ramirez and we talk about everything from yearbook issues & ancient institutions who hide too many things under the rug to why representation matters on television programs. I hope that you take many things away from my conversation with this amazing woman and the mindblowing work she is doing at University of Irvine!

45 episodes

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