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As the pandemic continues to affect incarcerated folks, what resources are available? By ISHRAT JAHAIARA QUAZI EL NUEVO SOL The ongoing pandemic has disproportionately affected incarcerated people due to the lack...
Jazmin Navarrete speaks to young Latinx about their experiences with their religious identity. By JAZMIN NAVARRETE EL NUEVO SOL During the spring 2021 semester, I had to write a personal story for my Spanish-language...
After years of violence in Colombia due to a civil war, the Restrepo family leaves their home in search of finding prosperity in America. By EVYN BRYANT EL NUEVO SOL There is a space in history reserved...
Even before the pandemic, families depended on schools for meals and child-care. Around 80% of LAUSD students qualify for free and reduced-priced meals. In response LAUSD opened 60 grab-and-go food centers...
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