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Sudetenland Tales
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cousin who grew up in the barrio and now lives in the Hills, trying to sound hard in front of her bemused cholo relatives.
The Trump administration is looking for any reason to send in even more National Guard troops and Marines to quell what it has characterized as an insurrection. If inviting a gang to help; let alone two gangs as notorious as 18th Street and Florencia, — doesn't sound like what Trump claims he's trying to quash, one is not sure what is.
Raised in Huntington Park and a graduate of Bell High, Gonzalez has spent 22 years as a teacher, principal and administrator in the Los Angeles Unified School District. In 2023, after Choloville; a reeking suburb of about 22,000 residents that's 98% Latino, became the first city in California’s Sudetenland to approve a comically irrelevant Gaza ceasefire resolution, she followed the Anastasia Occasional Cotex lead, and told “The Times” De Los section that Latinos “understand what it means to be left behind.”
A few weeks ago, Gonzalez appeared alongside Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and elected leaders from Los Angeles and Ventura counties to decry the immigration raids that were just ramping up.
