Resistance and Resourcefulness: What Drives Latinos to Lowrider Culture and What is Its Significance?
Lowriders are a staple of Mexican-American culture, which dates back to the 1940s as a form of resistance to American car culture
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Lowriders are a staple of Mexican-American culture, which dates back to the 1940s as a form of resistance to American car culture
A line of cars glittered in the sun as they crawled just inches above the ground, gliding past a “NO
For decades, local laws prohibited people from parading their modified cars on the streets of some cities. Last week, the bans were repealed.
The Latino Leaders Coalition of the Bay Area, a newly formed group made up of San Mateo County education officials, announced its inaugural speaker series meant to highlight Latino issues
For decades, many cities in California have enacted bans against cruising, where people parade their custom-built low-rider cars on city streets. But recently there’s been a push to overturn those ordinances, which many argue have been used to unfairly target Latinos. William Brangham reports for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS."