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    <title>100% Boricua</title>
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<dc:type>Sculpture, Sculptures</dc:type>
<dc:creator>Pepón Osorio</dc:creator>
<dc:rights>Copyright retained by the artist</dc:rights>
<dcterms:created>1991</dcterms:created>
<dcterms:temporal>1991</dcterms:temporal>
<dcterms:spatial>American</dcterms:spatial>
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<dc:subject>Sculpture</dc:subject>
<pubDate>Sat, 01 Jun 1991 00:00:00 -0400</pubDate>
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&lt;/table&gt;&lt;br/&gt;text for 100% Boricuan* It is estimated that by the year 2000 around 1 million Puerto Ricans will be living in N.Y.C.*349,115 Puerto Ricans reside in the Bronx alone, an amount that surpasses the number of people living in Bayamón, the second biggest city in Puerto Rico.*13% of all New Yorkers are Puerto Rican.*The city of the never ending coming and going, where in one year alone 4,297,510 people traveled from the island to N.Y. and 4,282,156 people travelled from N.Y. to the island. I know one Puerto Rican who went and came back 35 times in one year.*Where 20,000 Puerto Rican men and women were taken to fight in the Persian gulf, and the first New Yorkers to lose their lives in this absurd war were Newyoricans.*In a city where since the beginning of this year, there have been 21 cases of police brutality that have come before the public. In 1989, 11 latinos were murdered while under police custody.*Why aren't there pictures of El Barrio on any N.Y.C. souvenirs?*In a city where 43.5% of all Puerto Rican families are headed by a woman. *Where unemployment for Puerto Ricans is approximately 13% but we do not tire of looking for work.*In a city where hundreds of Puerto Ricans have died of AIDS.*In a city with a lot of discrimination and not enough work.*In a city where Puerto Rican women often hold two jobs in order to keep their families going. (Take note Montaner!)*A city that little by little has been taking over our social clubs.*During the Christmas holidays it's cheaper to go to Europe than to P.R.*In a city where less than .1% of arts funds are awarded to Puerto Rican institutions.*In a city where even a smaller percent reaches Puerto Rican artists.*By nature, we P.R.'s are multicultural. We live in two cultures, the Puerto Rican culture from Puerto Rico and the Newyorican culture from N.Y.</description>
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