クリスティー・ターリントンのインスタグラム(cturlington) - 1月30日 02時32分

My mother, Elizabeth, and uncle, Jaime, with their dad shortly after reuniting with him in Santa Monica, California after two years living apart. Can you even imagine that? My grandfather Horacio Parker immigrated to Los Angeles from El Salvador in the 1940's, leaving behind my grandmother and their two children until he settled in and arranged for them to meet him there. My grandmother, Maria Infante Parker, had lost her third child, a little boy, before he left for the U.S. My mom tells a story about when they landed at LAX and didn't recognize their father who came to collect them with a friend because it had been so long since she had seen him. My grandparents took risks and left their country with broken hearts, all to start over and make a good life here. They worked hard and gave their children every opportunity they could afford to ensure their future success as free human beings. My mother excelled academically as a young student, learning English by watching TV and reading signs aloud. She grew up and traveled the world and always volunteered in her community and helped others along the way. Thank you Horacio, Maria, Elizabeth and Jaime, for doing the hard work to ensure your children would understand the sacrifices made to call this country theirs, to become American citizens, and empathize with countless others who have come to this country and others as outsiders who wish for a better life for their families. #weareallmmigrants #nobannowall

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