Frank Rojas
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Frank Rojas is a graduate of Cal State Dominguez Hills and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Rojas, born and raised in L.A., writes about the intersectionality of identities, the complexities of communities of color and enjoys decoding Frank Ocean lyrics. He's an Aquarius.
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"Diaspora Dialogues," an installation by a group of Angelenos in Mexico City, aims to present the Mexican American diaspora that ties Los Angeles and Mexico together. -
Parking restrictions have vendors rethinking their holiday plans and facing sharp downturns in sales.
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For the past four months, the Queer Mercado has been a space for East L.A.’s queer community to connect and support local LGBTQ+ businesses.
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Although the bar (originally named Noa Noa Place) is closing, the owners plan to host monthly parties.
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Ayan Vasquez Lopez, a member of Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, represents for their communities on social media and on the stage.
Stories by Frank Rojas
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