Corissa Hernández: “Many think that sharing financial education is ‘how fancy they are’ when it is a right of our community.”
Corissa Hernández is a woman committed to her community, not just words ... more
Corissa Hernández is a woman committed to her community, not just words ... more
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Mariana Contreras emigrated to Los Angeles at the age of 15. Born ... more
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