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How did young activists start an entire movement before social media? In 60s and 70s East L.A., young activists used writing and photography to create a platform for the Chicano Movement in the form of the bilingual newspaper/magazine La Raza. Watch the entire #Artbound: La Raza episode for free: http://bit.ly/ArtboundLaRaza | KCET

How much do you know about the houses that legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright built in Los Angeles? Watch the new episode of KCET's Artbound and learn why they may have been influenced by personal trauma in the architect’s life. Click to watch the entire episode for free on KCET.org: http://bit.ly/ArtboundFLW | KCET

In the 1930s, Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros’ mural on Olvera Street was whitewashed. Nearly 100 years later, it’s still generating conversation. Clips from KCET’s ARTBOUND. | KCET