In photos: these graduation caps honor Hispanic heritage

Students from the United States decorated their graduation hats to celebrate the sacrifices (and smacks) of their parents.

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Graduation caps: this one reads "Yes we could. Thanks Mom and Dad" written on the background of the Mexican flag.

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Graduation caps: This one reads "The flip-flops got me here!" (a reference to touch parental love.)

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Graduation caps: This one reads "Hell, yeah! I'm graduating."

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Graduation caps: This one reads: "For the strong women in my family."

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Graduation caps

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Graduation caps: This one reads: "Yes we could! Thanks parents."

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Graduation caps: This one reads: "Another educated latina. Yes we could."

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Graduation caps

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Graduation caps. This one reads: "Give it your best."

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Graduation caps. This one reads: "Dreams bigger than your borders. Class of 2017."

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Graduation caps. Top right and bottom left, reads: "Daughter of inmigrants."

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Graduation caps. This one reads: "I gave it all I had. Thanks Mom and Dad."

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Graduation caps: Graduation caps. This one reads: "They left behind their dreams so that I could pursue mine. Thanks Mom and Dad."

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Graduation caps.

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Graduation caps. These read: Top left: "Daughter of immigrants." Bottom left: "The future is not what is going to happen, rather what we are going to do." Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina writer). Bottom right: "For God there are no impossibles. Thanks Mom and Dad."

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Graduation caps.

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