Oral History with Konstello Armonia Villegas Velasco, February 2020
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Title of Oral History
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Oral History with Konstello Armonia Villegas Velasco, February 2020
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Abstract
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Self-described as a warm individual, Konstello came to Brampton when they were 4. For a few years they attended a Catholic school and had to deal with some bullying, but it did not stem exclusively because they were queer. Konstello identifies as non-binary, masculine presenting and referred to some specific instances where they were able to catch a ‘heteronormative break’ from the cultural and societal norms that they found themselves in. They also describe the relationship that they have with her family, which can be described as difficult. Konstello’s high school experience was better than that of elementary school, as they found a close group of queer friends.
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Name of Narrator
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Konstello Armonia Villegas Velasco
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Names of Interviewer Team
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Mrinalini Fernandes, interviewer; Madeline Medeiros-Sousa, camera.
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Date of Interview
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2020-02-18
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Oral History Interview
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Oral History Interview
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Location that the Narrator is discussing
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Brampton, ON, Canada
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The time frame described in the interview.
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2000's
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file format
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.mp4
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Length
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49 minutes, 9 seconds
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Copyright holder
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Narrator/interviewee transfers all copyrights, and other intellectual and proprietary rights and waives all moral rights.
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CC license
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Narrator/interviewee transfers all copyrights, and other intellectual and proprietary rights and waives all moral rights he/she/they hold in the materials to The ArQuives and to the University of Toronto Libraries and Archives, jointly, with the agreement that each archive has the right to license these materials, subject to any privacy and consent restrictions or any other restrictions, for non-commercial research, scholarly, or other educational purposes pursuant to a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (by-nc) license.
