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Jose Rivas I had wanted to become an engineer ever since I was a child. But growing up in the barrio, it felt like I was alone in fighting to make this dream come true — with no guidance, role models, or support to achieve this goal.   When I finally began my journey toward an engineering degree, I was told, “Mexicans can’t be engineers!” “Hispanics can barely add let alone do calculus.” Anger was my immediate response.  As a Salvadoran-American, these words hurt me more than I realized at the time. Intellectually, I knew I stood on the shoulders of giants. My Mayan ancestors developed the concept of zero and mathematically charted the skies to predict the future. They engineered massive stone structures to track the heavens and ensure crops were planted to produce the most bounty. I knew this, but the words I heard still fueled a feeling of being an imposter, even after I became an engineer and was designing spacecraft. 

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