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Students across East Los Angeles walked out of their classes around 9 a.m. toward Los Angeles City Hall to make their voices heard. Since Pres…
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In celebration of the East L.A. Mexican Independence Day Parade and Festival, the iconic Mexican wrestler “El Hijo del Santo,” will serve as g…
Leticia Rhi Buckley is a Mexican American, first generation Latina working as the CEO of La Plaza de Cultura y Artes. A graduate of Loyola Marymount University, she has dedicated her life to the arts.
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Latinos who do not speak Spanish feel left out and looked down upon by other Latinos from their background. Some cannot speak to other relatives or feel like a fraud when they are around them since they can’t speak the language despite looking like them. It is important now more than ever for Latinos to speak Spanish, as the language is on track in the United States to have the most Spanish speakers by 2050, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
With every sip of the most popular hot drink in the world, Tepito Coffee is building cultural bridges for Latinos living on both sides of the international border which separates Mexico and the United States. For Mike De la Rocha and Richard Cabral, owners and founders of Tepito Coffee, coffee is one of the forefronts in a fight to empower their communities. Cabral is an Emmy-nominated actor, producer and writer. He is best known for his roles on the show “Mayans M.C.” (FX, HULU) and the ABC television series “American Crime.” De la Rocha is a community organizer, musician and entrepreneur.
