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From Streetscape To Pandemic To CTA Rebuild, Asia On Argyle Businesses Fight To Survive

La orden de quedarse en casa y las reglas de capacidad reducida presentadas durante la pandemia del COVID-19, son solo algunas de las batallas que enfrentan propietarios de negocios como Quang Minh Lê y LoanTh'Thu Nguyễn, dueños del restaurante Phở Loan.

Woojae Julia SongMay 24, 2021

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Musicians Who Make Good Neighbors

Chicago band Quinto Imperio, whose members grew up in a predominantly immigrant neighborhood, has never stopped supporting its community while chasing its ambitions — even through the pandemic.

Brian HerreraMay 20, 2021

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Músicos que son buenos vecinos

La banda de Chicago Quinto Imperio, cuyos integrantes crecieron en un barrio predominantemente inmigrante, nunca ha dejado de apoyar a su comunidad mientras persigue sus sueños, incluso durante la pandemia.

Brian HerreraMay 20, 2021

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“Este trabajo es mi llamado”: Una vendedora de tamales se aferra a su barrio

Cuando la pandemia golpeó a su comunidad en La Villita, Elizeth Arguelles, emprendedora y beneficiaria de DACA originaria de Chicago, duplicó su trabajo comunitario.

Brian HerreraMay 19, 2021

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“This Work Calls Me”: A Tamale Vendor Embraces Her Streets

When the pandemic struck her community in Little Village, Chicago, self-made entrepreneur and DACA recipient Elizeth Arguelles doubled down on her community care.

Brian HerreraMay 19, 2021

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‘Me encanta que mi cocina reúna a la gente’

Cómo es ser un chef queer e indocumentado en Chicago durante la pandemia del COVID-19.

Brian HerreraMay 18, 2021

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“I Love that My Cooking Brings People Together”

What it’s like to be a queer, undocumented chef in Chicago during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Brian HerreraMay 18, 2021

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Cómo un grupo de mujeres ‘femme’ trabaja para ayudar al prójimo

Formada por tres latinxs que se identifican como femme , Femme Defensa está abordando la falta de apoyo por parte del gobierno en los barrios de Pilsen y La Villita de Chicago ayudando directamente a los más necesitados.

April AlonsoMay 13, 2021

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How a Femme Liberation Collective is Practicing Community Care

Formed by three Latinx femmes, Femme Defensa is addressing a lack of government aid in the Chicago neighborhoods of Pilsen and Little Village through direct community care.

April AlonsoMay 13, 2021

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Cómo es que una red de esfuerzos coordinados alimenta a Chicago

Por casi un año durante la pandemia global, el Grocery Run Club ha abastecido con productos frescos y otras necesidades a miembros de la comunidad de todo Chicago. Sus organizadores no planean detenerse.

April AlonsoMay 12, 2021

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