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"Compton is the central transportation hub of the city of Los Angeles."
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David Judson speaks about the oldest family-owned stained glass studio in the U.S.
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"People ask me why I stay here and they think I love it and I say no I hate L.A..."
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How the Arroyo Guild voiced their opposition to the Arroyo Seco's industrialization.
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How W. L. Judson championed the Arts & Crafts movement through his work in the Arroyo Seco
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How W. L. Judson captured the light of the Arroyo Seco in his landscape paintings.
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Learn about the origins of The Arroyo Guild of Fellow Craftsmen.
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"Chinese school, it teaches the language and the arts of Chinese."
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Congresswoman Judy Chu recalls her time running a business, despite racial discrimination.
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Congresswoman discusses her decision to enter politics as a Chinese American.
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Farming in Los Angeles thrived because of the kind of "built-in marketplace."
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No longer praying for a good return, instead Chinese prayed to stay in L.A.
