Vendedor Jose’s

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‘How close to zero do they want us to get?’ Students of color under attack! We will not be silenced!

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Photo by Neeta Lind *Editor's note: This article was prepared…

Sleep Dealer: An Immigration Solution?

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When it comes to literature and cinema, I have to say that I’ve…

Gudiño in Mexico

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Fiesta Mexicana with Grupo Folklórico de UCLA

Prosperity Needed in California

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A program that benefit both the undocumented population and the state’s economy

“Perfect Participation”

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Latina student weighs the importance of voting

Out of the Shadows and Into the Light

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There are no second glances, and are no second thoughts about the gardeners and the many women of color waiting for the bus. But, they are the subjects for local artist Ramiro Gomez.

Interview with artist Cesar Uitz’ Avala

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Cesar uses indigenous themes, symbols, and images in his artwork as a way to preserve his cultural roots and the roots of many other Latinos in Los Angeles.

Connecting to Her Ancestors through Art

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Artist Ana Ruth Castillo was born in Los Angeles in 1982 to Guatemalan parents, economic refugees during the civil wars of the 1970s. She grew up in various parts of LA such as Inglewood, Southbay, and eventually graduated from high school in South Central. At six years old, she had the opportunity to visit Guatemala.