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CHILDREN’S MARCH FOR PALESTINE ROCKS L.A. CITY HALL AND LITTLE TOKYO

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J.T. the L.A. Storyteller, also known as the creator of Los Cuentos de Los Angeles, has published articles for working-class communities in L.A. since 2014, including on housing and gentrification, City and County elections, California history, and more.

In March 2021, I led and hosted the first-ever discussion series and educational program on Redlining, Gentrification and Housing in East Hollywood. Since 2022, I've published my most recent work with Making a Neighborhood, a newsletter dedicated to J-Flats, Virgil Village, and East Hollywood.

I also organize to bring literary arts and communities together through my nonprofit, Quien Es Tu Vecindario, and you can hear from me via J.T. the L.A. Storyteller Podcast, where I publish episodes every other Friday.

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