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On how to make visible the invisible river.
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Leslee Leong recollects family gatherings and the preservation of stories.
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Leslee Leong shares the story of her grandfather's wealth between Chinese and Los Angeles.
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Lewis MacAdams applies his political activism to the Los Angeles River.
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"To make a start out of particulars and make them general..."
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Leslee Leong describes the unusual biracial marriage of her grandparents.
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Tombs and treasures fascinated those who came to meet the salesman and his goods.
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"This place can house almost 800 families and there has always been a range of people..."
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"Lincoln Place was diverse ethnically, by age and by class..."
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What began as a social service for Japanese elders grew into a valuable tool for change.
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Lisa See discusses effects between generations who have moved from China.
