While Baca is of Mexican-American heritage, it's important to note that she's not solely considered a "Hispanic" artist, as that term often refers to people from Spain or of Spanish descent. She identifies as Chicana, a term used to describe women of Mexican descent in the United States.
The mural, which stretches for over 1,300 feet along the Tujunga Wash in Los Angeles, is a powerful representation of the history and culture of California, specifically focusing on the stories of Latinos and other marginalized groups.