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Marta Xochilt Perez

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The Retooling of Detroit

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By Alice O'Leary Randall, Marta Xochilt Perez
| Travel + Leisure Verified
I was born in Detroit in 1959, the same year Motown Records was founded. Back then, Detroit was the fifth-most populous city in the United States. And it was rich. General Motors earned more money that year than any other company in America. The downtown department store J. L. Hudson’s was the world’s tallest—and, briefly, most profitable. By 1968, Motown Records was doing $30 million a year, making it the country’s largest Black-owned enterprise.
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Los aficionados del Barcelona inundan de pasión y tintan de azulgrana Plaça Catalunya en su celebración del título de Liga

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By Irene Guevara, Marta Xochilt Perez, Marta Gil Pérez
| El País Verified
Con la fuente de Canaletas, lugar icónico de celebración del barcelonismo, totalmente vallada y cerrada por las obras de reforma desde hace meses de La Rambla, los aficionados improvisaron. Llenaron las calles de Barcelona, pero no se marcharon muy lejos de la fuente.
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take it outside

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By Kelly Kegans Verified, Marta Xochilt Perez
| Midwest Living Verified
There’s a point near the end of Luke Marker’s five-hour drive from downtown Chicago to northern Michigan where the roads become hilly and he catches his first glimpse of azure water beyond the tree canopy. The windows go down; the FM radio cranks up. He’s in the zone—the lake zone, that is. “The air is so much fresher, like you’re getting pumped with pure oxygen,” he says.
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