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The Latinx community is the largest and fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States. However, there is a gap between the demand for accurate information and the supply of it. To address the need, KQED offers a range of journalism, events and engagement of interest to, by, and with Bay Area Latinx audiences.

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A Celebration of San Jose’s Afro-Latino Roots — With Empanadas

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SF Latinx Club Leaves the Local Democratic Party

CARECEN SF Uses Arts and Advocacy to Empower Bay Area Immigrant Youth

Against the Odds: How 2 Bay Area Artists Built a Life of Music, Literature and Love

This California Nonprofit Empowers Half Moon Bay Farmworkers With Healing, Resources

SF Politico Resumes Role As President of Latinx Democratic Club After Sexual Assault Allegations

San Francisco’s Snack Sensei Dishes on Journey From Rapper to Food Influencer

Jim Plunkett, Raised in East San Jose, Considered for NFL Hall of Fame

Latino Voters Are Key. California Sen. Padilla Wants to Steer Them Away From Trump

California’s Latino Voting Power Grows, But Many Aren’t Reaching Elected Office

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‘Prodigal Daughter’ Beautifully Illuminates One Woman’s Road Less Traveled

How an All-Women’s Lowrider Club Formed in the Heart of Silicon Valley