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Ribbon cutting ceremony for the Calle 24 Cultural Corridor, May 23, 2014. Photo Mabel Jimenez<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Merchants, activists, city officials and community members of all ages gathered at a bustling corner of the 24th and Harrison street intersection on the afternoon of May 23 to celebrate a victory in the struggle to preserve the roots of San Francisco\u2019s Latino culture.<\/p>\n

The outdoor press conference and ribbon cutting ceremony came in the wake of a unanimous vote by the Board of Supervisors on a resolution declaring 24th Street–which is a hub for artistic expression and a Latino stronghold–as \u201cCalle 24,\u201d an official Latino cultural district.<\/p>\n

A joint effort between the San Francisco Latino Historical Society, Calle 24 Merchant & Neighborhood Association, San Francisco Heritage and local leaders, advocates are hoping that this declaration will not only help to retain the living culture and history of the neighborhood, but also spur growth, entrepreneurship and well-being within the Latino community.<\/p>\n

\u201cCalle 24 features vibrancy that we think is unmatched in the entire city and county of San Francisco,\u201d Supervisor David Campos said to a cheering crowd. \u201c[This street] is the heart of the Mission, and recognizing Calle 24 as a Latino cultural district is the first step in a larger and longer process to preserve the integrity of the entire neighborhood.\u201d<\/p>\n

The 24th Street Corridor extends over 14 blocks, from Valencia Street to Potrero Street, and houses more than 200 small businesses and community-serving organizations. The corridor has acted as a platform for Latino activism and artistic and social movements since the 1940s.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn the ’60s, like a lot of the city, the urban cores were abandoned and it was the flight out to the suburbs,\u201d said Ana Cervantes, founder of the Latino Historical Society. \u201cEthnic communities were left to rebuild and organized to improve the quality of life here. They were able to turn the neighborhood around into something unique, something that is valued. Latinos\u2019 contributions to the city are now being documented with (this) resolution.\u201d<\/p>\n

The conference was intimate as neighbors, artists, educators, advocates and city leaders rubbed elbows–some have lived or worked together in the Mission community so long that they consider each other family.<\/p>\n

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Erick Arguello, head of the Lower 24th Street Merchants Association, speaks at the inauguration of the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District, May 23, 2014. Photo Mabel Jimenez<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\u201cIt wasn\u2019t too long ago that there were certain parts of this city that disregarded us here in the Mission–our elected officials and our city government paid us no mind,\u201d said Miguel Bustos, a third-generation Mission resident and community activist. \u201cIn this little corner of San Francisco, \u2018familia\u2019 supported one another. We fixed each other\u2019s leaky roofs–some say those are things of the past, but that\u2019s not true. By having a cultural district dedicated to us, we are putting a line in the sand to let people know that we are here, we have always been and we always will be.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many of those in attendance have fought long and hard in the face of gentrification to keep cultural roots and sense of community intact while witnessing the rapid changes that have befallen the city. The resolution came as a response to a housing and affordability crisis that has thrown many of San Francisco\u2019s ethnic communities in turmoil.<\/p>\n

Some used the opportunity to speak out against developers who have aggressively sought to take over parts of the Mission for financial gain, displacing families, small businesses, and the working class in the process.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs we speak, there are condos scheduled to be built at 24th and Folsom (streets)–I \u00a0turn around and I see new developments–that\u2019s going to change our culture,\u201d said iconic artist Rene Yanez. \u201cIt\u2019s all going to be for the cultural tourists, there\u2019s nothing left for us. Google and Facebook (are) a distant thunder, but we are here loud and clear. They should be here too to hear how they are affecting us.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yanez, who has lived in the Mission for 40 years and contributed to San Francisco\u2019s artistic splendor, in part by co-founding Galeria de la Raza, was recently evicted from his home. He is among the many who believe that the city must take more responsibility in protecting its diversity and working class.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Mission was likely going to become a well-loved stuffed animal with all of its innards taken out if we didn\u2019t do something to make sure that the real culture stayed here,\u201d said Brooke Oliver, an attorney at 50 Balmy Law firm. \u201cThe concept of a cultural district is unusual–there are historical districts, landmark districts, but one focused on preserving the arts, culture and performances is unusual–this is a landmark piece of legislation.\u201d<\/p>\n

San Francisco\u2019s Historic Preservation Fund and the Mayor\u2019s Office of Economic and Workforce \u00a0Development have contributed funds to carry out a citywide study on Latino heritage titled \u201cNuestra Historia,\u201d which will provide \u201ca mechanism for building a historical archive\u201d and will be used by local decision makers to \u201cevaluate and preserve Latino heritage and resources,\u201d said Desiree Smith, SF Heritage\u2019s project manager.<\/p>\n

As another important next step, Campos promised to begin \u201can open, transparent, public community process\u201d in which the community will decide on its priorities in terms of preserving institutions in the neighborhood, and bringing those demands to City Hall.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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