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In her public career, Gloria Molina achieved a lot of “firsts.”
In music, Jorge Leal found solidarity and safety amid the furor of 187.
No successful movement occurred without arts sharpening its message, says Chon Noriega.
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Celia Lacayo compares 187's "Save Our State" campaign with Trump's "Make America Great" again slogan.
California has made strides against racism, but it still has a ways to go, says Pastor.
Raphe Sonenshein explains California's political trajectories, its political parties and communities.
From being an undocumented student and a Dreamer, Raquel Cetz has become an activist.
Miya Iwataki says Prop 187 galvanized the Asian Pacific Islander community and brought groups together.
Maria Elena Durazo has been at the forefront of major issues since her childhood in California fields.
Alex Padilla was a fresh MIT engineering graduate when his career trajectory changed because of Proposition 187.
A part of performance group Culture Clash, Richard Montoya and his collaborators used their political humor to "ignite something that would get the U.S. Latino kids enraged about this (initiative), get them going."
Antonia Hernández was at Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund when Prop 187 came about.
