The Provocative, Rebellious and Flamboyant Origins of Lowriding | KQED
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Naomi Barrios reminisces about cruising in Salinas with her sister, highlighting the camaraderie and joy of meeting people and showcasing their cars.
The cruising scene in Salinas was vibrant, with the Chicano community expressing pride through modifications on their cars, showcasing creativity and artistry.
The debate on the origins of lowriding culture in California persists, with conflicting views on whether it began in L.A. or San José.
Lowriding culture has become intertwined with issues of criminalization, reflecting ongoing challenges and discussions in its community and beyond.
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