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"Our community has an over abundance of things they don't need - such as liquor stores."
0:11
The Academy's student body has little contact with green space in Los Angeles.
3:30
"There isn't a whole lot of fun for me unless I can bring these various artists..."
2:17
David Judson describes how William Lees Judson left Ontario and settled in Garvanza.
4:05
Marie Hollis describes how the Compton area gradually becomes majority black.
3:23
"Richland Farms was an open field, people used to ride horses all the way to the LA River"
2:36
"This never was a suburb by the sea and it's never going to be a suburb by the sea."
2:20
Garvanza was seen as a place where people came to rediscover and recreate themselves.
5:12
There was a brief moment in time when blacks and white peacefully coexisted in Compton.
5:05
Josef Bray-Ali explains how bicycle advocacy strengthened through group rides.
