Students at West Oso Junior High gained a deeper appreciation for their community after watching “Molina: Hardships, Traditions, and Resilience,” a documentary about their neighborhood’s history.
The film, which premiered in October, explores the Molina neighborhood’s past, including struggles with racial segregation and poverty, while highlighting how residents created strong family bonds within the community.
West Oso students discover neighborhood pride through Molina documentary
“I really wanna tell everyone I know to watch it because there’s really good history of what happened in Molina,” said Mireyna Palomo, student council president.
Palomo was struck by the neighborhood’s transformation over time…