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Posted on March 12, 2015 by J.T.

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J.T. the L.A. Storyteller, also known as the creator of Los Cuentos de Los Angeles, has published articles for working-class communities in L.A. since 2014, including on housing and gentrification, City and County elections, California history, and more. In March 2021, I led and hosted the first-ever discussion series and educational program on Redlining, Gentrification and Housing in East Hollywood. Since 2022, I've published my most recent work with Making a Neighborhood, a newsletter dedicated to J-Flats, Virgil Village, and East Hollywood. I also organize through my nonprofit, Quien Es Tu Vecindario and publish interviews via J.T. the L.A. Storyteller Podcast, the latter of which is currently focused on candidates for public office both locally and statewide.

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