A writer huddled in a quiet corner toiling away on her novel, powered by endless cups of coffee. A newly elected mayor celebrating his victory. A group of uniformed middle schoolers munching on French fries and using writing prompts to scribble poetry on brown-paper tablecloths. Hip-hop artists, poets, and singers pouring out their hearts and souls to an appreciative crowd during open mic nights. Social justice activists, fueled by incredible ideas, milk shakes, and fried plantains, working to change their neighborhood, city, and world for the better.
That’s the incredible scene at El Taller, a bookstore, café, and meeting place in dow
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