Limited time free download of this product. Enter code FREEDOWNLOAD at checkout. Your download includes a single-organization training license for internal educational and professional development use within the organization. Stereotypes show up in every culture — in how we market, hire, build teams, and interact. Every culture and all individuals face it. We might think we’re the exception… but blind spots are expensive. Building something real starts with seeing clearly, listening beyond the appearance, explaining peacefully. It’s a life skill everyone can learn. This PBS legacy video clip featuring Pat Morita is available here licensed for public performance — ideal for state, federal, corporate or any professional training environments. This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. Download link arrives to the email you provide at checkout - 191MB MP4 file. Also includes an 11-page editable MSWord student/teacher guide on Latino/Hispanic Culture which is gleaned from the YouTube Panel discussion found here: https://youtu.be/CbQ6ZhIJIiw The guide includes a Cover with a settlement-pattern map Facilitator page — objectives, a 45–60 min session plan, and guest bios pulled from the panel (Bretos, the Zavalas, Valdes, Votaw) "What's in a Name?" — walks through Hispanic vs. Latino vs. Chicano vs. Latinx, drawing directly on the terminology discussion from the transcript Fast Facts: Then and Now Settlement map — an illustrative regional breakdown (Southwest, Northeast, Florida, Midwest, South/DC metro) with the migration story behind each Notable Americans — Edward James Olmos, Rita Moreno, Gloria Estefan, America Ferrera, Sonia Sotomayor, Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Ellen Ochoa, Roberto Clemente, Sandra Cisneros Vocabulary, discussion questions, a 3-option student activity, and a resources page (Smithsonian Latino Center, UnidosUS, Census Bureau) License & Rights: This download includes a single-organization training license for internal educational and professional development use within the purchasing organization. Materials may be used, displayed, and distributed internally to employees, staff, trainees, or program participants as part of authorized training activities. Files may not be resold, sublicensed, publicly redistributed, or shared outside the licensed organization without written permission. For multi-organization, enterprise, reseller, or public distribution licensing, please contact us. We welcome your questions sent via our contact form.
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