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  1. Oct 4, 2024During Hispanic Heritage Month and beyond, take a look at just a few notable famous Hispanic Americans who have changed the course of history.
    • Moments That Changed Women's History Forever

      13 Hispanic Women Who Changed the World. 13 Women CEOs Who Made History. ... In late 1941, as the United States plunged into World War II, there was a pressing need for more soldiers. Women ...

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    1. Ellen Ochoa On April 8, 1993, Ellen Ochoa became the first Hispanic woman in the world to go into space. Ochoa was aboard the Discovery shuttle for a total of nine days while conducting important research into the Earth's ozone layer. Since that ground-, or sky-, breaking moment, Ochoa has gone on a further three space flights, logging 1,000 hours in space in total. And, as if her first ...
  4. hispanicprogress.org

    Explore the 'Latinos and History' section at Chamber for Hispanic Progress. Delve into the rich heritage and significant contributions of Latinos throughout history. Learn about influential figures, pivotal moments, and the ongoing impact on our community
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    What Happened: A champion of black and Hispanic rights who began his career before the end of segregation, Roberto Clemente was the first Latino in professional baseball to reach 3,000 hits. He played in two World Series, winning MVP in the 1971 games.
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