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A Letter to My Son: You Really Need to Know This

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | October 12, 2013 - 6:51pm

As I write this post, it is the eve of my eldest child's birthday. I'm waxing sentimental again, as he turns seven tomorrow. In our culture, when a child turns seven, it is sort of a big deal. Parents are usually...

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