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Música y política se unen en esta 42 edición del Desfile del Pueblo Puertorriqueño, que llega unos meses antes del referendum de la isla. Photo: Univision / EFE

Heritage and History

Virtual Boricua Celebration

The "Parada" rolls out on June 20 despite the COVID pandemic, and has a lot to celebrate.
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Andrea Sáenz is the first Latina to be president and CEO of The Chicago Community Trust. Photo Courtesy of The Chicago Community Trust
Advocacy
1st Latina president and CEO
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Delia Ramirez
Women in politics
A Latina repping the Midwest
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Open mic stage.
Heritage and History
Story Slam en Español
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Loyola University Chicago
Education
Masters in Social Work
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Off-duty Chicago Police Sergeant Michael Vitellaro kneels on the back a 14-year-old. Photo: Romanucci & Blandin
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Chicago Sergeant Charged
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The data broker allegedly sold personal info to immigration authorities.
Policy
LexisNexis facilitated ICE
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Chicago found in violation of its residents civil rights amid polluted business relocation.
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Chicago spread pollution
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The Humboldt Park Puerto Rican flags stand 60-feet tall. Photo: Getty Images.
Heritage and History
Humboldt Park and PR
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Chicago from North
Advocacy
Recovery grants in Chicago
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Crowds gather to view The Light of Truth monument in honor of journalist and activist Ida B. Wells in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood on June 30, 2021. Photo Credit: Antonio Perez / Chicago Tribune.
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Honoring Ida B. Wells
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A man walks through the Millennium Park as he protests during a rally on April 15, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. Photo: Kamil Krzaczynski/Getty Images
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Adam Toledo was 13
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Sandra Cisneros. Photo: Getty Images.
Books and Authors
Cisneros' Fuller Prize
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Maria Ruiz, center, widow of Jose Almanza, thanks those in the community taking the time to say goodbye to her husband during his funeral service on Aug. 15, 2020. Photo: Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune.
Heritage and History
"The man who sells peanuts"
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Photo: Getty Images
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Chicago Under Siege
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What do Mexico and U.S. have in common besides a border? The Latinx identities and the migration experience are the core of the sixth Lit-Luz Festival of Chicago.http://m.facebook.com/events/2135563263414264/?ti=wa
Books and Authors
Mexico vs U.S. Yes, Art can.
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The mayoral headquarters in Chicago, Illinois on Feb. 27, 2019. Photo: EFE
Thought Leaders
Chicago set to make history
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Latinos have become Chicago’s second-largest ethnic group. Photo: Getty
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A REVOLUTION IN CHICAGO?
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The Democratic candidate for the governorship of Illinois, J.B. Pritzker speaks to his supporters on Tuesday, March 20, 2018, at his headquarters on Election Night, in Chicago, Illinois (USA). Illinois voters went to the polls to choose who will compete in November's general election. Pritzker overwhelmingly defeated five other candidates. EFE / Tannen Maury
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Illinois and its candidates
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Rep. Nydia Velázquez, Rep. Nanette D. Barragán, and Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez, extended their hand in support of Deputy Director Andrew McCabe after being fired by the Trump Administration.
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Latinos to McCabe: join us!
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When it comes to Latinos in politics, Chicago is the epicenter. In the photo: Jesús "Chuy" García. Source: WGN Radio.
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Mexicans to Congress!
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The iconic murals of Casa Aztlán, in Chicago, have been whitewashed this week ahead of the redevelopment of the building into luxury apartments. (photo: Pilsen Alliance, via CityLabs)
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Chicago says "bye" to…
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Former US President Barack Obama points out features of the Obama Presidential Center as he participates in a roundtable discussion and community meeting at the South Shore Cultural Center in Chicago, Illinois, USA, 03 May 2017. EPA/TANNEN MAURY
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Obama unveils design of his…