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Reflections on Loss During 1992 Riots and Protests Today
Minah Yeo is the Director of Interior Design at Berliner Architects in Culver City. In this episode of “I Was There” Yao recalls watching her family’s business burn to the ground during the 1992 civil unrest. Nearly three decades later, Yeo’s TV screen is once again showing L.A. reacting to police brutality and racial injustice. The images are dredging up long buried memories and emotions.
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