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      • Food Justice in East Hollywood is Growing Fruits and Veggies at Madison Ave Community Garden
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      • Better Late Than Never: Educating One Young Hyena in Los Angeles, Part I
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      • La Gentrificación del Pueblo Continuará
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    • To the Skaters Getting Started: We are a team, a family, an adventure (A 10th Grade Student’s Letter to Lindsay Skate Park)
    • A Strand of Humanity (An Eighth Grade Student’s Poem on this Covid19 Season)
    • The Path of Togetherness (An Eighth Grade Student’s Poem on Growth)
    • Two Sides of Wonder (An 8th Grade Student’s Poem on Being)
    • Don’t Be One Who You Are Not (A 7th Grade Student’s Poem on Identity)
    • Doubt is My Father’s Knee (A 7th Grade Student’s Poem on Doubt)
    • I Knew (A 7th Grade Student’s Poem on Doubt)
    • The Soft Graze and the Pitch (An 8th Grade Student’s Poem on Doubt)
    • BEE STING (A 7th Grade Student’s Poem on Doubt)
    • Black Potential (A 7th Grade Student’s Poem for Black Lives in Los Angeles)
  • BOOKS
    • Five Times David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest FAILS (Pandemic in Los Angeles: Day 15)
    • Black and Brown in Los Angeles: Beyond Conflict and Coalition (2013)
    • Helena Maria Viramontes: Their Dogs Came With Them (2006)
    • Making Face, Making Soul (1990)
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    • Kevin Walton King
    • Julieta Galan
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    • Tony Bao Tang
    • Meg Rakos
    • Jeremy Tong
    • Thelma T. Reyna
    • Bethanee Epifani
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