Just east of downtown San Diego, the sounds of the trolley and the busy Imperial Avenue and Commercial Street corridors create the rhythm of an urban community.
It’s there in Logan Heights at Clementine McDuff Elks Lodge #598 where muralists are honoring the musical legacy and civil rights history of the neighborhood.
“We are at Commercial and Hensley. Kind of the crux of the whole soul-roots of this area,” muralist Mario Torero said.
A large-scale mural honoring San Diego’s African American and Chicano music legends was recently unveiled on the building…