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Dímelo Dímelo was born out of USC Annenberg and its run by students who stand for: Strength. Resilience. Family. Identity. Reflection. Motivation. Culture. community.

Dímelo aims to cover stories that range from different genres and topics that considers the Latino/Latinx community through identifying with the content produced, which will be achieved by listening to our audience -- USC and South L.A.

In the heart of Los Angeles, the Oaxacan diaspora has built a vibrant community in the Oaxacan Corridor. Betaza Mini Mar...
10/23/2025

In the heart of Los Angeles, the Oaxacan diaspora has built a vibrant community in the Oaxacan Corridor. Betaza Mini Market located on Pico Boulevard serves as both a convenience store and a cultural hub. Owned by a woman who has dreamed of running her own business, she explains that the store offers more than just groceries. 

Yet Betaza Mini Market faces the daunting reality of ICE raids and the ripple effects of immigration enforcement on immigrant-owned businesses.

📝- Sophia Dominguez
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Thousands gathered between Gloria Molina Grand Park and Los Angeles City Hall for the “No Kings” protest against the Tru...
10/22/2025

Thousands gathered between Gloria Molina Grand Park and Los Angeles City Hall for the “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration and its immigration and trade policies. Demonstrators later made their way towards the LAPD Metropolitan Detention Center.

Senator Sasha Renée Pérez urged the crowd to channel their energy into voting during California’s special election, while Los Jornaleros del Norte—a band formed by day laborers—performed politically charged cumbias in support of immigrant and workers’ rights.

Their music energized the crowd, with actor Pedro Pascal seen dancing to their song “Cumbia Contra La Migra.”

📝📸 - Valeria Macias
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10/20/2025

This episode of Aquí Estuvimos, Leslie takes us to Westlake to learn more about the Silver Platter bar. 🪩

The Silver Platter has become a safe space for the Latine LGBTQ+ community since the 1960s, but it was once in danger of being demolished. It stands as a symbol of resilience and the importance of community spaces. 🌈

🎥 - Leslie Madrigal

10/17/2025

The Undocumented Trojan Success Assembly kicked off their annual banner drop, where students left messages of solidarity and support for the undocumented community. 🧡 We spoke with students to hear why this event was so important:

“It’s reminding people we’re here, reminding people we’re just as capable as anyone else and all the work we do is noticed,” said a junior studying International Relations, who asked to stay anonymous during this time.

“One of the most present issues in the political climate is immigration, and the fact that we exist breaks away from the negative narrative of immigrants breaking the law and negative rhetoric thats surrounding it recently.” He hopes an event like this will uplift his peers during times of political strife. “The US was built on immigrants, it will continue to be built on immigrants, and I don’t think that will change as much as the negative rhetoric continues to push. We’re here to stay.”

🎥 - Lizzy Solorzano

As Latine Heritage Month came to a close, USC students and faculty gathered at Founders Park for Noche de Cultura, a nig...
10/16/2025

As Latine Heritage Month came to a close, USC students and faculty gathered at Founders Park for Noche de Cultura, a night of music, performances, and community pride. The celebration featured live sets from Los Troyanos mariachi, traditional Mexican dances, and solo artists. Local creatives and student organizations also set up booths showcasing art, culture, and community on campus.

📝- Jose Trejo and Mia Schlenker
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10/16/2025

🎙️ With recent changes to the H-1B visa policy under the Trump administration, many international students are wondering what this means for their future in the U.S. We spoke to USC students to hear how they’re feeling and what’s next for them.

🎥 - Gian Marco Velásquez

At Dímelo, Latine Heritage Month is year-round. 💛✨ Check out our latest Snapchat Special! 👻Catch up on some of our favor...
10/16/2025

At Dímelo, Latine Heritage Month is year-round. 💛✨ Check out our latest Snapchat Special! 👻

Catch up on some of our favorite stories, from the origins of Abuelita hot chocolate to your new favorite playlist, by following us on Snapchat!

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10/16/2025

Ending Latine Heritage Month with some heartfelt reads 📚✨ Lizzy shares her favorite books by Latina authors like Abby Jimenez, Elena Armas, and Lara Ríos, stories that celebrate love, identity, and community. From swoon-worthy romances to powerful reflections of culture, these picks are perfect for your fall reading list. 💕

🎥 - Lizzy Solorzano

Wishing our amazing editor a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Katie is an integral part of the Dímelo familia, and we are so incredibly ...
10/15/2025

Wishing our amazing editor a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Katie is an integral part of the Dímelo familia, and we are so incredibly lucky to have her in our lives 🩷 FELIZ CUMPLE 🎉✨

LAFC’s young Latino players are taking center stage in Major League Soccer. Nathan Ordaz and David Martínez both earned ...
10/15/2025

LAFC’s young Latino players are taking center stage in Major League Soccer. Nathan Ordaz and David Martínez both earned spots on MLS’s “22 Under 22” list, highlighting their talent and impact on the field. As the team’s next generation, they’re proving that their future in soccer is more than just bright, it’s already here.

📝- Michelle Chavez
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Since June 6th, the enlarged presence of ICE in Los Angeles has caused fear amongst the community. Students and allies h...
06/20/2025

Since June 6th, the enlarged presence of ICE in Los Angeles has caused fear amongst the community. Students and allies have the power to create real change, from advocating for policy reforms to providing direct support, there are concrete steps you can take to stand with and uplift immigrant communities.

Dímelo sat down with immigration attorney Jose Jordan to discuss how to help, what to do, and actions to avoid.

📝- Valeria Macias and Gian Marco Velásquez
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