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Visitors takes a closer look at the setup of opening-day arrangements provided by LEA. Photo Courtesy of LEA
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The Latino Equality Alliance (LEA) opened Mi SELA, an LGBTQ community center at 4265 Florenve Ave. which offers leadership development, academic support, parental guidance, substance abuse education, counseling and other drop-in opportunities.
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