Soccer immigrants at odds with ethnicity
General Sources Wednesday 28th December, 2011
Junior Flores has never been to El Salvador. When asked, however, he says it's where he's from. Born in Los Angeles to Salvadoran parents and raised in Manassas Park, Va., Flores, 15, deals with issues of ethnic identity common to many children in immigrant families. The difference for Flores is that he is an elite soccer talent with the potential...
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