THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING XICANA MORATORIUM
Thank You Community! After nearly a decade, EastSide Arts Alliance shut down the busy 23rd Ave and brought back “La Xicana Lives Block Party” as part of the annual tradition of Xicana Moratorium, the event commemorates and pays homage to the powerful legacy and resistance of the Chicano Moratorium that took place in Los Angeles in 1970.
This year's event was special, and felt like more than a tribute, it was a living expression of community safety, unity and cultural pride! Thank you for everyone's effort & participation from our volunteers to performers to everyone who showed up and showed love! and Special thank you to Youth Alive for co-sponsoring. The Motorcycle Club REDRUM & the Brown Berets for being part of the street safety team, plus Puerto Rican Street Cuisine and Moe’s Pizza for the food donations.
Organizations: Fruitvale History Project, 67 Suenos, Deeply Rooted, YouthAlive, Speak Out, Street Level Health, Community Service Organization Oakland
Speakers: Gavilan, La Onda Bajita, Juanita, Mikitzolin
Musicians: Discos Resaca Collective, Deuce Eclipse, Mariposas del Alma, La Gran Puchica
Artists: Agustin & Diego, Money Mgk, Camilo, Oree Original, Seles Shop Face Painting
Performers & Poetry: Beats & Flows students, Avae aka “slim”, Rudie Turner, Los Espiritus Collective, Deyci Carrillo Lopez
DJ: Thee Homegirls of Soul
Lowriders: Brotherhood Lowrider Car Club
Food: Tacos Mi Barrio, Puerto Rican Street Cuisine, Moe's Pizza
Photos by IG @candymanjuanphotos