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La Vida de La Villita

Natalie González is a Mexico-based artist and illustrator.

Nissa RheeSeptember 20, 2018

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Tania Unzueta is a fierce advocate for the rights of undocumented immigrants around the country.

Nissa RheeSeptember 19, 2018

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Earlier this year Jesús “Chuy” García scored a victory in the Democratic primary for Illinois’ lone Latinx-majority congressional seat.

Alex V. HernandezSeptember 19, 2018

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Residents share their experiences with racial profiling and police brutality in Chicago.

Nissa RheeSeptember 19, 2018

La Vida de La Villita

The CPD keeps a database of suspected gang members that has been used to target undocumented immigrants in Chicago

Vicko AlvarezSeptember 19, 2018

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Fanny Diego-Alvarez was born in the state of Guerrero in Mexico and moved with her family to Little Village when she was six years old.

Nissa RheeSeptember 19, 2018

La Vida de La Villita

The running group has been bringing Mexican-American residents together for six years.

Nissa Rhee and Dan RowellSeptember 19, 2018

La Vida de La Villita

From the traditional dances to the colorful murals, Little Village is all about art, says Omar Magana.

Alex V. HernandezSeptember 19, 2018

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Faustina Montoya is from the Mexican state of Guerrero and has lived in Chicago for twenty-seven years.

Alex V. HernandezSeptember 19, 2018

La Vida de La Villita

After Trump’s inauguration in 2017, some businesses along 27th Street in Chicago’s Little Village lost fifty percent of their sales.

Sarah Conway and Ellen HaoSeptember 14, 2018

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