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3:33
Leo Limon describes the loss of respect for public art by disenfranchised youth.
2:12
How Richland Farms plays host to a number of different foods and animals.
2:17
"[Kogi]...brought attention to that street on a national level and a local level."
4:20
The Nisei Week Festival served as way to control the image of Japanese Americans.
3:33
Sybil Venegas is chair of the Chicana/o Studies department at East Los Angeles College.
2:39
How a Little Tokyo restaurant became a bridge to the rest of the community.
3:05
An overview of the revitalization plan.
4:10
A discussion of native and non-native species in the river.
3:05
An explanation of a study that tests the water purity in the river.
4:29
A classification of the various fish species in the river.
3:41
How Charles Lummis became an advocate for Native American rights.
