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San Jose Flea Market Leaders End Hunger Strike, But Future of La Pulga Still Hangs in the Balance

San Jose Flea Market Leaders End Hunger Strike, But Future of La Pulga Still Hangs in the Balance
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A 'Stimulus Gap': Why Many Undocumented Californians Are Missing Out on Pandemic Aid Meant For Them

The Golden State Stimulus aims to provide financial aid to undocumented immigrants. But to receive it, they must file their taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, and getting one often requires going through bureaucratic hurdles many don't know how to navigate.

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Trusted Leaders Are Fighting COVID-19 Vaccine Fears in Black and Latino Communities

L uz María Abonce arrived in San Jose more than 15 years ago. Over time, she’s been to graduations, quinceañeras, workshops and made dozens of friends throughout the eastern part of the city. Now she gets to see many of those neighbors and friends again when she knocks at their door. “We go out into the streets, eager to knock on some doors. Sometimes they open the door for us, sometimes they don’t. But there we are, offering what we have, COVID-19 tests and information,” she said in Spanish. Abonce is a promotora, a community outreach health worker with META, Mujeres Emprendedoras Tomando Acción (Entrepreneurial Women Taking Action) and SOMOS Mayfair, two nonprofit organizations that have partnered with Santa Clara County s public health department.

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Behind These Street Vendors' Masks, Stories of Survival, Creativity and Community

Copy Link San Francisco entrepreneur César Agusto comes from a family of artisans in Ecuador. During the pandemic, he pivoted to selling face masks to make ends meet after shutting down his brick-and-mortar shop.  (Carlos Cabrera-Lomelí) Editor’s note: To protect the identities of some individuals interviewed for this story due to immigration status, only first and middle names were used. One evening back in June, José Antonio’s cell phone rang. He saw it was his boss calling and realized it could only mean one thing. It had been weeks since they had a new client. For almost his entire adult life, José Antonio has worked as a carpenter. He managed to keep his job through past crises, but he knew that this time he wouldn’t be as lucky.

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