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In Santa Ana, a majority Mexican and renting population is heavily affected by pandemic. Advocates argue that the need to address the community’s lack of affordable housing and green space, crucial public health issues even before coronavirus, is now even more urgent.
Linda Ronstadt is an icon in music, and she continues to use her fame to open doors for generations of musicians of Mexican American heritage and beyond.
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Women attending the Barefoot College in Zanzibar are learning solar power engineering.
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LA City Councilwoman Laura Chick questions whether elected officials have done enough.
The Golden State will gain a strong ally in the White House and new national influence with a Californian as Joe Biden’s second-in-command.
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Celia Lacayo compares 187's "Save Our State" campaign with Trump's "Make America Great" again slogan.
Pilar Marrero was four years into her career at La Opinión when Proposition 187 landed.
Anti-187 walkouts were how Sandra Díaz learned what collective action was.
Antonia Hernández was at Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund when Prop 187 came about.
In her public career, Gloria Molina achieved a lot of “firsts.”
Maria Elena Durazo has been at the forefront of major issues since her childhood in California fields.
Cristina Vasquez expected at most 5,000 people to show up to protest 187. She saw more.