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KSP 2026-27: “What is Perception?”
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This article by Daniella Morales is part of a yearlong youth journalism cohort between The LA Local and the Koreatown Storytelling Program. Sinecio Mecinas opened La Yalaltequita 18 years ago to preserve Oaxacan food and culture, and the bakery now anchors the city's officially recognized Oaxacan Corridor along Pico Boulevard.
This article by Marsiha Shams Mariya is part of a yearlong youth journalism cohort between The LA Local and the Koreatown Storytelling Program. Since 1990, the South Asian Network has supported Little Bangladesh’s immigrant community, offering multilingual services from domestic violence advocacy to small business development out of its Vermont Avenue office.