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Scope/Content: Sara Velazquez came to the United States alone when the youngest of her four children was ten. After a few years she found ways to get all of them and her husband to Orange County. Like three of the other four Latina immigrants in this book, she worked for a time as a live-in nanny/housekeeper before taking up housecleaning.
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Image black-and-white photograph Original: black-and-white film black-and-white photography documentary photography
household employees domestics housecleaner Velazquez, Sara American culture
Time Period
21st century
Place
Orange County (Calif.)
Source
Orange County housecleaners
Provenance
Frank Cancian scans from prints of negatives (2001); Frank Cancian, Orange County House Cleaners (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2006), page VI
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