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Kim Walters on Charles Lummis founding the Southwest Society.
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How the various ethnic and religious groups can come together to share a common space.
2:10
How South Robertson was a model for the Los Angeles neighborhood council system.
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The various water hazards in the LA River.
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Susan Dickson discusses what makes old Chinatown unique despite all its changes.
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Suellen Cheng describes the changing definition of home for Chinese-Americans.
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An explanation of a study that tests the water purity in the river.
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Doug Fitzsimmons on what it will take to turn Robertson into a business corridor.
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Japanese Americans established a distinct economic power in the flower market.
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Japanese Americans established a distinct economic power in the flower market.
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Japanese Americans established a distinct economic power in the flower market.
