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As the first Hispanic woman in the world to fly into space, her influence can be felt far beyond the galaxies.
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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 through October 15, join us as we celebrate the Hispanic individuals that have influenced culture, social justice, and progress in Los Angeles and, in some instances, the nation. Check back often as...
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Her commitment to sustainable design and community empowerment has made her a powerful force in the architectural community and in Los Angeles.
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The renouned muralist and educator has created hundreds of murals around the country, using art to bring communities together.
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Famously depicted as Dr. Gonzo in Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," he was a lawyer, activist and writer who played an important role in the Chicano Movement in East L.A.
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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 through October 15, join us as we celebrate the Hispanic individuals that have influenced culture, social justice, and progress in Los Angeles and, in some instances, the nation. Check back often as...
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As editor of the first Spanish-language newspaper in Los Angeles, he highlighted the discrimination and injustice faced by Mexican-Americans, Californios, Chinese, and Blacks.
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She brought a strong Chicana sensibility to Hollywood clubs, often with a bag on her head.
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The son of one of California's first prominent families, Cristóbal Aguilar was the first L.A.-born mayor of the city and the last Hispanic mayor until the election of Antonio Villaraigosa in 2005.
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