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Gregoria Smith
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- Gregoria Smith was born in a suburb of Manila, Philippines in 1941. Her father was a sergeant who lost his life during World War II, and her mother moved to another village to remarry. Raised mostly by her aunt and uncle, she quickly finished her schooling and graduated high school at 14. Afterwards, she completed her teacher training, briefly t...
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- 2014
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- Rice University Woodson Research Center
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- Rice University
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- Rice University Woodson Research Center
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