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On Nov. 2, Boise State celebrated Dia de los Muertos with food, music, dancing and ofrendas, or altars honoring loved ones. But student leaders claimed the event was more than just a cultural celebration: it was an opportunity for communities to uplift the marginalized.
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November 1 marks the beginning of Dia de los Muertos, a two-day celebration to honor loved ones and spend time with friends and family. This year, Student Equity leaders at Boise State University invite the public to join the festivities.
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Dia De Los Muertos—or the Day of the Dead—is a holiday that acknowledges and celebrates loves ones who've passed away. Over two days, people throughout Latin America and the U.S. celebrate through parades, song and dance, food and more.
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Today is the Day of the Dead, the Mexican festival celebrating the souls of dead relatives and friends. In Boise, a unique gathering will honor the life…
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Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a time to celebrate the dead and the living together. Traditional festivities in Mexico and Central America honor…