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In San Jose, the spirit of Cinco de Mayo was alive and vibrant, drawing thousands to the streets for a celebration of Mexican heritage like never before. This year's festivities featured not just one, but two parades, each pulsating with the rhythm of culture and community. In downtown San Jose, the atmosphere was electric, blending the excitement of a parade with the joy of a party. Marina Romero, among the revelers, expressed her sentiments, "To celebrate our heritage, celebrate cars and family." Meanwhile, over in East San Jose, another parade snaked its way down King Road, offering a different yet equally spirited experience. Ruth Salas, attending with her daughter Genesis, reflected on the importance of passing on cultural traditions, saying, "Now it's fine to bring Genesis out, so she can see part of our culture." However, what truly sets this year's celebration apart was the official recognition and embrace of lowriders within the community. Three...