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A Southern California DJ Recounts the Horrors of Immigrant Detention at Otay Mesa
Diana Ledesma alleges forced pregnancy tests, a potential infectious disease outbreak, and human-sized cages during her nearly four-month imprisonment at the San Diego facility.
This Proudly Queer and Undocumented Organization Has Funded More Than 100 DACA Applications With Only $50 and a Screen-Printing Setup
The words "May I Be Latino in Every Lifetime" adorn their shirts, but behind the bold letters is a founder who's quietly paying for DACA renewals and redefining what activism looks like.
The First Native Powwow Comes to Cal State LA After 79 Years. Here Is What I Learned From Attending
The university's inaugural Indigenous Powwow wasn't just a celebration, it was an invitation to learn from Native voices, histories, and traditions that have always been here.
An Art Show Honoring Sex Work Is Hidden Inside a Fashion District Gallery
"I chose Beverly as my stripper name 'cause I was born in a car on Beverly and Western in Koreatown," Michaela Campbell, who hosted the night's event, tells L.A. TACO.
Meet the Legendary Chicano Behind 1-800-AUTOPSY Who ID’d the Night Stalker
The dude also protested during the Chicano Moratorium and created an iconic art piece representing East Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Holds Funeral Procession for Recent ICE-Related Deaths
Various organizations and volunteers gathered at Los Angeles City Hall for a funeral procession to Placita Olvera in memoriam for the people who have died due to ICE detention, post-deportation, and ICE-related shootings under the second Trump administration.






