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CELEBRATE DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS WITH A NIGHT OF SPOOKY STORIES

“Hang out with any Mexican long enough and they’ll tell you some spooky, a supernatural thriller set in Pilsen, runs October and November at the center. “[Latinos are] haunted by things like violence or racism but also find time for joy, commiseration, and community.”

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