¡Humboldt Park No Se Vende!
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The document discusses efforts to prevent gentrification and displacement of Chicago's oldest Puerto Rican community in Humboldt Park. Community residents have voiced opposition to gentrification at various events. If no stance is taken against gentrification, the area risks losing its only Puerto Rican community in Chicago, where Puerto Rican history and culture are reflected upon. Preservation efforts for Paseo Boricua and Humboldt Park are ongoing, and support for the campaign can be provided at an upcoming event.
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