Celebration In Laredo Research Paper

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Washington’s Birthday celebrations in Laredo still serve the purpose of him being a symbol of American unity, virtue and an “American” identity. The celebrations in Laredo are a month long where we celebrate and honor Washington for being the “American” identity. We celebrate his birthday and what he accomplished in the American society.
The celebration promotes unity and patriotism among the population. Both cities Laredo, and Nuevo Laredo are part of this celebration. It unites people to celebrate an event that is well known. Everyone could attend the events that are being hold and it brings people together. Whether at the carnival, the jalapeno festival, or the air show people come together to have a good time and spend time together.

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