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I document Los Angeles. I walk the streets religiously trying to expose every alley, avenue, and crack the sidewalks have to offer.

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‘Stronger Together:’ A March to City Hall Calls for Black and Brown Unity

Tina Sampay is a writer and journalist from South Central Los Angeles.

Tina Sampay

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‘If You Can’t Protect Them, Don’t Recruit Them:’ Protestors Honoring Vanessa Guillen in L.A. Airforce Base Demand New Protections for Soldiers

Samanta Helou Hernandez is a multimedia journalist and photographer covering culture, identity, and social issues. She&#8217;s published with Playboy, PRI &#8220;The World,&#8221; and Curbed LA, among others. Her work has been exhibited at The International Center of Photography in New York City and The Mexican Consulate of Los Angeles.

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A Group Dressed in White Performed a Santería Ritual in Front of the LAPD Headquarters to Honor All Who Have Been Killed by Police

Janette Villafana is an award-winning bilingual multimedia journalist. Her heart lies in community-based reporting, and her work is highly centered on showcasing and uplifting community voices, with a significant focus on the Latino community. She developed her beat at L.A. TACO, covering street vending communities in Los Angeles. Past work has been featured on NBC, LAist, Latino Rebels, and more. She is currently featured at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington in an exhibit titled “¡De última hora! Latinas Report Breaking News.”

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Janette Villafana

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‘Skate for Justice:’ More Than 500 Hundred Skaters Ollied and Kickflipped Their Way From DTLA to Echo Park for Civil Rights

Memo Torres is a multi-media taco journalist, a third-generation landscaper, host of L.A. Taco&#8217;s new Plant and Gardening column, Yerbalife, host of Apple Maps&#8217; L.A. food guide on all iPhones, Director of Partnerships for the James Beard award-winning L.A. Taco, a finalist for the Ruben Salazar Award for Latino Journalists, a taco scout for numerous shows, can be seen on Netflix&#8217;s Taco Chronicles, Pressure Cooker, Mythical Kitchen, KCRW, and elsewhere.

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Compton’s Black and Brown Communities United on Father’s Day to March for Andres Guardado Only to Be Met by Sheriffs in Riot Gear

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