Elizabeth Méndez Berry and Mónica Ramírez: How Latinos can win the culture war

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A detail of the murals by the Oaxacan artist collective Tlacolulokos in a public library in Los Angeles in 2017.

(Emily Berl/The New York Times) A detail of the murals by the Oaxacan artist collective Tlacolulokos in a public library in Los Angeles in 2017.

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