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In Mexico, He Found the Revolution—and Roots—He Couldn’t Find in L.A.
Originally from Texas, activist Eddy Patiño spent days on the frontlines of L.A.'s anti-ICE protests before moving to Mexico City. “I feel like the revolution is upfront everywhere you go here. Everyone feels ready to fight. It's in your face," Patiño says.
“Noodles are tasty”: The Economic Implications Behind Race and Cultural Appropriation In Food Media
Discussing cultural appreciation and appropriation is also about broader questions of who can get a platform to share food — and who profits.
Frankie Huang
July 27, 2023
Where The Hell Is Africa In Food Coverage?
Despite the growing popularity of food media in recent years, African stories are sparingly included — leaving media coverage of food history incomplete.
Omnia Saed
July 24, 2023
New LA Weekly Publisher Made Gross Ethics Violations and Sought to Get Rich Off Ailing Paper, Lawsuit Claims
August 27, 2018
He’s Giving the Final Tours of the L.A. Times Historic Downtown Headquarters ~ After 35 Years
June 12, 2018
When Memes, GIFs, and Tweets Were on Paper ~ Cal State L.A. Exhibit Highlights Chicano Newspaper History
May 17, 2018
