Amanda Moore wrote Rafael Anaya this note in Spanish with some help from Google Translate. (Courtesy of Kimber Kinard)For his first 10 days of fifth grade in his California elementary school, Rafael Anaya sat alone at lunch. “I didn’t understand anyone,” Rafael said in Spanish, in a phone interview with The Washington Post. “Hello Rafael, would you like to sit with me today,” the note read in broken Spanish. “I broke into tears,” her mother, Kimber Kinard, said in a phone interview with The Washington Post.

Source: Washington Post November 04, 2016 07:42 UTC