In Compton, California, 155th Street symbolizes a history steeped in fear and violence, home to the infamous Compton Varrio 155 gang. Emerging from the racial tensions of the post-World War II era, CV-155 gained a notorious reputation for racially-motivated crimes and ruthless violence. Known for their grim reaper logo and ferocity even towards supposed allies, CV-155 members became a menacing presence, with figures like “White Boy” Holmes and “Lettuce” Lechuga enforcing a brutal hierarchy. Thei

187K views · 950 reactions | The “Filipino Americans: A Glorious History, A Golden Legacy" mural in Filipinotown celebrates our resilience, our history, and the joy of our existence. The representation of queer and trans Filipinx siblings, of labor activist ancestors, of culture-pavers and community heroes—shows us that we've always been here to make change. #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth | The California Endowment | Facebook

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