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{
"ref": "2013, Julitza Gerena, Through the Eyez of a Drag Hag",
"text": "When I head back home to Florida, you bet your ass I'm hitting the beach in my chancletas, Boricua beach bag and yelling “Cabron” out the window of my car at slow drivers.",
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"ref": "2019 October 18, Devoun Cetoute, “South Florida loves PubSubs. Now you can flaunt your love with Publix-themed clothes”, in Miami Herald",
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