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Zen and the Art of Good Bullshit
Stories from the Boricua Diaspora
By: Mr. Ramon Serrano
Narrated by: Ramon Serrano
Length: 3 hrs and 5 mins

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Zen and the Art of Good Bullshit

Name: Zen and the Art of Good Bullshit
Brand: Ramon Serrano
SKU: BK_ACX0_174293UK
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By: Mr. Ramon Serrano

Narrated by: Ramon Serrano

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Summary

Ramon's story is the story of a community coming of age during the turbulent decades of the '50s, '60s, and '70s. Through his personal accounts of deplorable housing conditions and an educational system bent on denying equal access.

We witness a generation of "Boricuas" determined to resist and forge an identity based on pride and self respect. The Vietnam War and the civil rights movement provide the backdrop, while the soundtrack begins with Motown and concludes with our unique contribution of Salsa to the world's music scene.