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The English for the Latin word si is if.
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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
The scope of SIs varies greatly, from the technical (e.g. to set or vary the dates on which different provisions of an Act will come into force, to change the levels of fines or penalties for offences or to make consequential and transitional provisions) to the much wider-ranging, such as filling out the broad provisions in Acts.
SI ( countable and uncountable , plural SIs )
From English SI , from French SI .
Digital artwork by Rafael López, 2021.
Digital artwork by Rafael López, 2021.
Digital artwork by Rafael López, 2021.
Digital artwork by Rafael López, 2021.
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Audio description: Camera follows Jorge Zamanillo walking through the Molina Family Latino Gallery. He has a medium skin tone and short silver-grey hair and wears a dark suit and tie.
My name is Jorge Zamanillo. I'm the founding director of the National Museum of the American Latino.
Audio description: View of the "Shaping the Nation" gallery nook with painted clay sculpture of Tree of Life with small colorful figurines.
Audio description: Details of objects in the Latino Gallery, an embroidered dress, a ceremonial headband
My journey in the museum world goes back
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to when I was about 18, almost turning 19 years old.
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I came to DC on my own for a trip and I visited every museum I could within a week. And I was amazed. They were open to anyone to come in and explore.
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I think that transformative experience at the Smithsonian changed my perception on how stories are being told and what stories are being told in a museum. I didn't necessarily see my story as a Latino Hispanic person growing up in Miami, the child of Cuban immigrants. I didn't see that story but I saw other stories and the possibility of telling those stories in a different way. And that really encouraged me. It opened my eyes to the possibility of my story being told that way.
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Latino history is American history. Our nation needs a museum that will tell Latino stories.
Audio description: Sped up video of the construction of the Latino Gallery's interactive multimedia wall Meet Us.
There's a great opportunity for Latino communities across the nation. It's a great opportunity for me to be engaged from the beginning. But when I think about all the stories
Audio description: Nefertiti Matos, Mario Molina, Olivia Cadaval and Jonathan Fernandez giving oral histories seated on a stool.
that need to be told, all the representation that's missing at the national level, that's really what excites me. We have the opportunity now to go visit communities
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across the United States and engage them, collect their stories, and share their stories at the national level.
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When young people visit the museum, they'll feel included. They'll feel their stories are not being omitted from the narrative. They'll feel like they're part of the larger American history narrative
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that they've learned in school before but maybe haven't seen in the textbook.
Audio description: Black and white photo: Machito and Graciela perform with orchestra playing drums and maracas.
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The National Museum of the American Latino will create
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a space, a space for fusion generations
Audio description: : Zamanillo gazes at Inditas Regalia object, a red velvet dress with long sleeves and red gloves over a white turtleneck.
to come see themselves, not only and associate with the past but also see themselves
Audio description: Black and white photo: Boy running on a rooftop holding flying kite, skyscrapers in the background.
in the future and the stories they can create.
Audio description: Black and white photo: Protestors holding signs reading: "Dreamer" and "I am A Dreamer, You Can't Deport Ideals"
It will empower them to make a difference.
Audio description: Black and white photo: Women wearing traditional Taíno outfits walking in a circle playing instruments.
Audio description: Zamanillo speaking directly to camera
Join us as we build a museum that centers and celebrates the Latino experience as essential to the American narrative.
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Jorge Zamanillo, 2022, National Museum of the American Latino
Sanchez Family, 1921. Courtesy of Anna Rios Bermudez
October 14, 2022 7:00 pm
- October 14, 2022 9:00 pm
October 25, 2022 11:00 am
- October 25, 2022 12:00 pm
October 29, 2022 2:00 pm
- October 29, 2022 3:00 pm
November 29, 2022 11:00 am
- November 29, 2022 12:00 pm
December 27, 2022 11:00 am
- December 27, 2022 12:00 pm
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The Smithsonian is building the National Museum of the American Latino to recognize the accomplishments, history, and culture of the Latino communities.
Congress enacted legislation in 2020 to establish an American Latino Museum in Washington, DC. The planning process is currently underway. Learn more about the American Latino Museum .
Join the National Museum of the American Latino as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Explore our events, virtual exhibitions, educational resources, and more!
Watch this brief message from Jorge Zamanillo, the new director of the National Museum of the American Latino.
See America through the Latino experience in the first-ever exhibition presented by the National Museum of the American Latino. ¡Presente! A Latino History of the United States offers an introduction to the important ideas, moments, and people that shine a light on the many ways Latinas and Latinos shaped the nation.
Now open at the National Museum of American History, the Molina Family Latino Gallery tells U.S. history from the perspectives of the diverse Latinas and Latinos who lived it. The first exhibition will uncover hidden and forgotten stories, connect visitors to Latino culture, and lay the foundation for understanding how Latinas and Latinos inform and shape U.S. history.
The National Museum of the American Latino increases access to Latino art, history, and culture through public programs , educational materials , career and leadership development , and financial support . Since 2010, the Latino Curatorial Initiative has funded 20 positions for Latino curators, archivists and curatorial assistants across the Institution.
Future generations should see themselves reflected in our national story. Your gift to the National Museum of the American Latino ensures that U.S. history is told from the perspectives of the diverse Latinas and Latinos who lived it.
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