Jesse Raudales documents current events
Hispanic Heritage Month: First Latino Olympic artist representing U.S. continues to make change in Maryland Story by Ya-Marie Sesay
DC NEWS NOW DCNEWSNOW Hispanic & Latino American Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Celebration Jesse Raudaes Ya-Marie Sesay
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Jesse Raudales - A Story of Identity by Pete Smith
Jesse Raudales - A Story of Identity Pete Smith
ABC Ch 11 Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month: Jesse Raudales
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VIDEO: Until All Are Free by Olympic Artist Jesse Raudales Art exhibit
Adriana Lee Alejandra Ivanovich April Nyma Brooke Lierman Caliente Grill Carl Snowden Chesapeake Arts Center City of Annaplois City of Annapolis City of Wilson Congressman GK Butterfield Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton County Executive Steuart Pittman and Olympic Artist Jesse Raudales Donna Anderson James Dance Jesse Raudaes Joseline Pena Melnyk Laura Gutierrez Micah Morrissey Michele Gilliam Morrissey Olympic Artist Page Dance Roxana Rodriguez Sergio Polanco The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County Therese M Hessler Tricia Sanborn William Rowel
Governor Wes Moore and Jesse Raudales
At the State House, I, along with Carl Snowden, presented Maryland Governor Wes Moore with a portrait. Fun fact about Governor Moore and Jesse Raudales - both of us have Cuban ancestry. The first Latino Olympic artist for the United States honoring the first African-American Governor for the state of Maryland. In my Ice Cube voice... "I gotta say it was a good day." #Dawn Flythe Moore #Chesapeake Arts Center #The Arts Council of Anne Arundel County #Aruna Miller #jesseraudales #governorwesmoore