To the Editor: I’m Lilia Rosolen. I live in Croton-on-Hudson, and I grew up in a bilingual Puerto Rican family in a predominantly white community. Most of my family speaks English well. But not everyone does. My Abuelita and some of my aunts were always more comfortable speaking Spanish, and growing up, I saw how easily family members can find themselves stepping in — explaining something, translating a conversation, helping someone understand w…
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