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UC Patient Care Workers Strike for Safe Staffing and Respect on the Job
Article by Tlaloc Vasquez Photo by Cesar Pena, Santa Monica College, Electrical Engineering major The strike is set…
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Un Dia No Habra Limitaciones Con Mis Palabras!
A young girl stands apart from the other children with her father, looking away from the camera. A red gown, a yellow cap, and a mini diploma in her hand—it’s…
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Tres Poemas
XIV. Letrada emoción que no significa nada por que no es acción. Imposible conquistar ningún fervor con algún verbo. Esto no es poesía, es solo un simple gesto sin gesto,…
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May Day at UCLA!
WHAT IS MAY DAY? Since 1886, May Day is recognized as International Worker’s Day and celebrated throughout the world to commemorate the struggle for economic, social, and labor achievements such…
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ZAPATEADO FALDA MACHETE
I never believed that folklórico would become such a big part of my college experience. But as I find myself nearing the end of my time here at UCLA, I…
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Daring Music for the Silenced Voices (of Latin America)
“Atrévete, te, te, salte del closet!” This 2006 radio hit infiltrated the urban Puerto-Rican group, Calle 13, into the mainstream scene, only to be kicked out a few albums later….
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UC Workers and Students Unite
On Thursday, UC students will rally in support of the UC workers, who are facing contract discrepancies with the UC Office of President. Students will support workers throughout the UC…
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Para Los Enamorados, Solitarios, y Mujeriegos
On Junot Díaz’s This Is How You Lose Her “Instead of lowering your head and coping it like a man, you pick up the journal as one might hold a…
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‘How close to zero do they want us to get?’ Students of color under attack! We will not be silenced!
*Editor’s note: This article was prepared by collaborator’s from these nine mother organizations who have chosen to voice their opinion in light of recent events. This is a statement in…
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Join La Gente Newsmagazine!
Welcome! La Gente Newsmagazine is a student-run and student-produced publication. First established in 1971, as a newspaper to cover the Chicano movement, La Gente is now the longest continuous running…
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Fiesta Mexicana with Grupo Folklórico de UCLA
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Letter from Within
A prisoner’s take on Obama’s Historic Election