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English Evolution: How LA is Leading the Way
Season 1
Episode 23
Because of texting, Twitter and Instagram, the English language is changing faster than it has in its entire history. Southern California is where most of these new words are being forged. We'll show you "legit" and legitimate examples. David Nazar profiles how the LA Unified School district is dealing with over 1/3 of their student body speaking a language other than English.
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We discuss charter schools and their future in Southern California.
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The Chargers & the Raiders want the City of Carson, and the Rams are vying for Inglewood.
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Plans to improve traffic gridlock, and the facts behind improving commute times.
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Discussion on the current and future of the LA Department of Water and Power.
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Interview with Mayor Eric Garcetti & a look at what he has and hasn't been accomplished.
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We discuss the history of race and politics in LA and Mayor Bradley's impact on LA.