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While nonprofits lose funding and city programs stall, parish halls and Pentecostal megachurches have quietly become the most resilient infrastructure in the immigrant rights movement. Secular organizers keep misreading why — and it's costing the cause.
From Pilsen to Boyle Heights, a new generation of muralists is turning brick into ballot boxes. This is the lineage, the grind, and the political charge behind the art your city can't whitewash fast enough.
From reggaetón dissidents to corrido revivalists, a new generation of Spanish-language artists is writing the soundtrack of American resistance. We hit the pavement — and the studio — to find out why the revolution sounds better en español.
They cut their teeth on street protests and mutual aid spreadsheets — now they're poll-watching, staffing campaigns, and running for school board. Meet the first-time voters rewriting what political participation looks like in 2026.
Before the marches and the voter registration drives, there was the kitchen table. How abuela's recipes became the blueprint for a generation of organizers — and why a pot of café de olla might be the most radical thing in your house.