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Ozzie Rivera, a retired social worker, is a cultural activist and musician who currently teaches on Afro Latino History and Culture at Wayne State University and social work at the University of Michigan.
Discover Ray Lozano's impactful work with the Mexicantown Community Development Corporation, enriching Southwest Detroit through cultural, educational, and community initiatives.
Discover Southwest Detroit’s vibrant mural scene! Explore stunning art depicting local heroes, cultural pride, and youth activism, enriching Detroit's diverse...
Explore the untold story of Maria Guadiana, a pivotal figure in Detroit's Chicano/Latino movement, whose impactful contributions shaped the city's...
Discover the legacy of Machito & Afro-Cuban Jazz! Mario Grillo shares insights into Latin Jazz history. Don't miss his next...
Julianna Gonzalez, originally from New Jersey, now calls the Detroit area her home and in a relatively short period of...
It is not an overstatement to say that for my generation of Latinos growing up in Detroit the Barrios were...
Cardinal Joe Tobin, Archbishop for Newark New Jersey, grew up in Southwest Detroit and would become the parish priest for...
Amanda Almanzar will play a key role in the upcoming play 4 Daughters Minus 1, 2000 A.D. which will be...
Back in 1975, when I was hired to work with area youth by Latino Community Mental Health (later known as...
Remembering the legacy of Msgr. Clement Kern on the anniversary of his passing. Discover the inspiring life of a remarkable...
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