ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Millie del Oro In this episode, Tracy Mejía talks to Millie del Oro, who knows that her identity is a mixture of two races and two cultures: Black and Mexican. By TRACY...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Millie del Oro In this episode, Tracy Mejía talks to Millie del Oro, who knows that her identity is a mixture of two races and two cultures: Black and Mexican. By TRACY...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Arryana Jackson In this episode, Bryan Arévalo talks to Arryana “Arry” Jackson, an Afro-Latinx student from California State University, Northridge (CSUN) who spoke...
ElNuevoSol · AFRO-LATINX STORIES: Sherly Tavárez In this episode, Graciela Colorado talks to Sherly Tavárez, founder and CEO of Hause of Curls and a self identified Afro-Latina. By GRACIELA COLORADO...
Dr, Rebecca Romo, professor of sociology at Santa Monica College visited El Nuevo Sol. She did a short presentation titled Blaxican Borderlands, and then answer questions from the group. February 19, 2021....
Asm. David Chiu tried to pass a bill to change the towing laws affecting families and students living in their cars, but the bill was met with resistance, not from the towing companies but from the cities...
Hannah Mulroe said her team feels lucky that St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Koreatown offered its space at a low price for the Trojan Shelter to rent near the USC campus. By GABRIELA HERNÁNDEZ En español...
“They are kids who have just enough money to pay tuition for an expensive school like UCLA, but don’t have any other money. They are gay kids thrown out of their homes. They are kids without papers....
“I am in therapy now because of this. Not being on campus has drained me as if I wasn’t drained enough. I am completely empty at this point,” Margot said. By LUIS MIRÓN EL NUEVO SOL | ETHNIC...
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