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¡Presente! Thousands March and Cruise in East L.A. and Boyle Heights in Solidarity for Black Lives Matter

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A Hundred Black Horse Riders Showed up to Support the Compton Cowboys Peace Ride for Black Lives Matter

Mei Lai On, born into this world, grew up on an island and trying to make a positive impact spreading &#8220;Aloha&#8221; around the world. 
Likes: Photojournalism, Documentaries, Immigrants, Small Businesses, Culture, Equal Rights to all. Human Kindness &amp; Compassion.

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Take a Breath for Now: Mid-City Rebuilds After Saturday’s Demontration Leaves Trail of Broken Windows and Graffiti

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It Wasn’t All Looting: A Street-Level Photo Essay of Angelenos Protesting in the Name of George Floyd From Whittier to Santa Monica

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Photo Essay: The Hauntingly Empty Terminals and Apocalyptic-Like Vibes of LAX in the Age of Coronavirus

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Los Callejones: How Santee Alley’s Vendors Have Adapted to Sell Coronavirus Supplies in the Street (Photo Essay)

Ben Camacho is a photojournalist, visual storyteller and community organizer from Santa Ana, California. When not telling stories, he enjoys film photography, exploring new places, ideas, and perspectives.

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