Jennifer Olmedo-Rodriguez’s story is about her and two generations of two families that left communist Cuba for the United States.

Her father used to get up hours before school in New Jersey to shovel snow or clean windows. Her mother also had a job while in school, and her grandmothers worked all day in factories and came home to sell Tupperware or Avon products.

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