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The Circuit: Chapter 4, Miracle in Tent City

This video shares what daily life was like in Tent City, a labor camp where families faced many challenges. They did hard work in the strawberry fields to survive. It shows the reality of farm life and the conditions they endured along with the struggle of survival for one of Francisco's siblings who gets dangerously sick. The Circuit: Chapter 4, Miracle in Tent City The intense account of a family's journey through the California countryside, living a life of constant movement, from strawberry fields to cotton fields, and from campsites to sheds. Narrated by a young man who yearns to study and earn the right to choose his home, this is a story of survival, faith, and hope. A journey that will open readers' hearts and minds. Francisco Jiménez immigrated to California with his family from Tlaquepaque, Mexico. As a child, he worked in California's agricultural fields, and the stories in Cardboard Boxes are largely autobiographical, as are his children's books, The Butterfly and The Christmas Gift. Border Paths, the sequel to Cardboard Boxes, is entirely autobiographical. Francisco Jiménez received his MA and PhD from Columbia University and now chairs the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Santa Clara University. He lives in Santa Clara, California, with his wife and three children. #history #immigration #biography #survival