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Arte desde adentro

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La Gente's Free Your Mind project is aimed at incarcerated Latinos…

Non-profit theater group inspires hearing-impaired children

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Michelle Christie and Samantha Dudley As a deaf Latina I grew…

Daring Music for the Silenced Voices of Latin America

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“Atrévete, te, te, salte del closet!” This 2006 radio hit…

Barcelona: The City of Dreams

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Growing up, I never thought making a trip to Europe was a possibility.…

Para Los Enamorados, Solitarios, y Mujeriegos

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On Junot Díaz’s This Is How You Lose Her “Instead of lowering…

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.

Letter from the Editor

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Finding opportunity through education is a theme that the writers explore in their stories. Opportunity is in between limitations and choice, between societal and legal expectations and the individual.

SnapFotos: Art in the Streets

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Introducing La Gente's photo blog. For today, pictures from Westwood LIVE.

Writings on the Wall: Piecing together graffiti art and culture

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From park benches to art galleries, graffiti has moved into the mainstream, but along the way has cultivated risk, fame and controversy.

Aztec Exhibition at the Getty Villa

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The Aztec empire has been resurrected in—of all places—the mansion-riddled cliffs of the Pacific Palisades.