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Our new columnist for the Los Angeles Times en Español wants to show "the faces and stories" of Latinos and Latin Americans who contribute so much to our city and our nation.

Your guide to Chicano Park in the Barrio Logan neighborhood of San Diego, including how it came to be, featured artists, information on the museum and more.

With an eye for unearthing cultural hypocrisy and advocating for exploited people, Álvarez Muñoz responds to social injustice in her colorful art.

Entrepreneur and Little Village native Lucy Angel Camarena is passionate about building a better Chicago. Through her organizations Flores Campo Santo and Grocery Run Club, and her work supporting Latino-founded home goods store Comercio Popular, she creates sanctuaries for Mexican art, culture and history around the city.

Echoes is the opinion section of TheBostonPilot.com. The Boston Pilot is a daily news Catholic newspaper based in Boston, Massachusetts, covering news and opinion about the Catholic Church and Catholic life. We carry daily news from Boston, New England, US, the Vatican, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Central and Latin America. The Boston Pilot is part of the Pilot Media Group, Americas oldest Catholic newspaper and the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Boston.

Friday is Cesar Chavez Day. The federal holiday marks the birthday of the renowned labor activist, who spent over 40 years helping farmworkers. Some local efforts are building off of his legacy and giving back to the community.

Whether it is a visitors first time or their hundredth heading out to the Historic Canoa Ranch, ranch manager April Layher says she often hears the same things.

Raices Latinas: Agriculture in McHenry County is a new project that is having its debut on Thursday, March 30 at the Woodstock Opera House.

The first career retrospective of longstanding El Paso artist Celia Álvarez Muñoz opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla. Also opening this week is the first solo museum exhibition of San Diego-Tijuana artist Griselda Rosas. Both exhibits showcase Latina artists from two generations and two different places along the US-Mexico border.

With this exhibition, in a collective memory installation, it seeks to reflect the group history of Los Angeles County.