Orange County housecleaners

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Orange County housecleaners

Frank Cancian ; with Julieta Noemi (Mimi) Lopez ... [et al.]

University of New Mexico Press, c2006

  • : pbk. : alk. paper

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This work documents the lives of seven women who make their livings cleaning houses in Orange County, California. Of the seven, five are Latina immigrants and two are Orange County natives. Sara Velazquez came to the United States alone when the youngest of her four children was ten, and found ways to get all of them and her husband from Mexico to Orange County. Sharon Risley earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1990 - twenty-six years after a teenage pregnancy destroyed her plans to go from high school to art school. Mimi Lopez was alone on Thanksgiving 1985 when her twin daughters were born in the Miami home where she worked as a nanny. Each chapter combines a woman's life story told in her own words with Frank Cancian's recent photos of her family, work, and other activities. His introduction to the book gives background on domestic workers in Southern California and on the family situations of immigrant women who leave their children in their native countries, while providing for them by working in the United States.

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  • Introduction
  • Sara Velazquez
  • Tina Parker
  • Leidi Mejia
  • Victoria Rua
  • Sharon Risley
  • Esperanza Mejia
  • Julieta Noemi (Mimi) Lopez.

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