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June 12, 2013June 9, 2013 / profe

Our annual summer camping trip to Big Sur includes an annual stop in San Simeon to see the molting elephant seals.

(© TFSS, 2013.)

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I'm Tomás Summers Sandoval, a Chicano from Southern California, associate professor of Chicanx/Latinx Studies and History at Pomona College, and the author of Latinos at the Golden Gate (2013). You can learn more about me and my work at my website.

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