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The war on L.A.'s murals was intentional, and now the effects may be irreversible.
Lowrider cars are America's most dynamic underground tradition.
“Latinx” is feelgood psychobabble. “Chicano” is the decades-long culmination of suffering, expression, and rebellion.
What is a Chicano? What is Chicano culture? Is it a political view? Is it a cultural view? Is it cars? Is it art? Is it fashion? On this episode of the Brandon...
Lalo Guerrero was original, irreverent, and dramatic, all at the same time.
Jorge Garza masterfully mixes Chicano heroes with Aztec art and pop culture.
The Portland Lowrider Show will take place at the Oregon Convention Center.
The Battle of Saipan, in which Guy Gabaldon fought, has been called the D-Day of the Eastern Front for its strategic importance.
The Viclas In The Varrio Are Always Hard.
Chicanas, Cholas, y Chisme empowers Latinas by giving them the tools to develop new creative works.
The Chicano Manifesto is widely regarded as one of the first books written on the Chicano movement by a Chicano.
The following is an excerpt from the memoir “Through Smoke-Teared Eyes,” which was written by Chicano war veteran Johnny F. Pugh who passed away 11...
Luis Valdez's "Zoot Suit" deserves recognition as one of the great Chicano classics.
In Vietnam, Chicanos died at twice the rate of their counterparts.
Teen Angels was bold, beautiful, and influential. But its eclectic founder makes it that much more interesting.
Bold, colorful, flamboyant—one could argue Chicano culture was built for the runway.
Those with the strongest opinions about Chicano culture often have the least context.
Eazy-E and Gilbert Izquierdo (AKA "Toker") wanted to form a Latino version of N.W.A—and they succeeded.
In this episode, Brandon explores the lesser known history of pachucas and Mexican American women during WW2 with guest Elizabeth Escobedo, who wrote the...
The new Florida-based "Latinx news organization" has spent almost $1 million on ads to reach Mexican Americans in California and Texas.
Prendez has received notable attention for his popular series of oil-paintings and digital artwork that is Chicano-themed.
The legacy of the Chicano Moratorium serves as a painful and powerful reminder of how far we have come, and how far we still have to progress.
Love him or hate him, one Chicano rapper has written the blueprint everyone else follows.
The collection is likely the most comprehensive ever assembled.
"La Tierra Mia" seeks to tell the story of Chicano Park while bridging the gap between generations.
There's a reason Mexican American street gangs transcend economic class, geography, and even centuries.
In the first segment, Brandon discusses the “Foos Gone Wild” phenomenon. In the second segment, Brandon discusses Chicano patriotism. Guests...
Contrary to portrayal, Chicanos and Mexicans have been some of the biggest defenders of U.S. freedoms.
All Chicanos are Latinos, but not all Latinos are Chicanos.
Some of the best Chicano films are the least known.
This week marked the 78th anniversary of the Zoot Suit Riots. But how much do you know about the Zoot Suit Riots? In the podcast below, Daily Chela founder...
Kozmik Force is leading a new generation of politically active Chicano hip hop artists against injustice.
Lowriders have long been a cornerstone of pachuco culture, dating back to the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Chicano Park and Barrio Logan have become the creative and artistic epicenter of San Diego.
In this episode, Brandon discusses the art of lowriding with John Ulloa who is a professor, author, and lowrider historian.
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Activists hope to curtail the destruction of more Chicano murals.
The event marks the 51st annual celebration.
Chicanos have a long history of mobilizing on behalf of their rights and liberties.
Before the internet, Chicano culture dominated underground publications.
30 years ago, A Lighter Shade Of Brown debuted their classic hip hop album, "Brown and Proud."
The Cheech Center For Chicano Art, Culture & Industry has found a home in Riverside.
The organization was founded by an assortment of Chicano activists almost 40 years ago.
The project is led by Chicano muralist and professor Victor Ochoa.
The only expense to the student is the time and effort they put into working through the courses.
"The Spirit of Chicano Park" traces the history of one of the U.S.'s most iconic parks.
The postponement marks the first time in the event's history.
The new mural promotes solidarity with immigrants.
Chuco Moreno remains one of the most prominent Chicano tattoo artists on the West Coast.
The play is backed by Ritchie's family and friends.
