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By Khalil Quotap
Take some bread, add sauce and a little cheese, and eat it. How could something so simple inspire so much debate?
Connecticut has adopted the title of “Pizza Capital of the United States,” but with the invention coming from another country—and a short ride down I-95 bringing you to pizzerias older than the ones in New Haven—how ca...
By Amanda Rivera
Wilfredo “Willie” Matos led a long life as an activist for Puerto Ricans, Latinés, and marginalized people throughout Connecticut in his 84 years of life.
Early LifeHe was born on March 30, 1940, in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico. He moved to Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1951, when his father, a ...
By Amanda Rivera
Did you know that one of the oldest Puerto Rican university organizations in Connecticut was established at Yale University in 1971? Despierta Boricua was founded in 1971, in the basement offices of Durfee Hall on Yale University’s “Old Campus.”
Formation of Despierta BoricuaYvette Martas, YC 81, presents ...