Dr. José Luis Benavides Speaks at OASC Webinar on May 15
May 8, 2024
Renowned Journalism Professor discusses critical African American history collection and how to access and create self-curated exhibitions.
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Tom and Ethel Bradley Center
Displacement in Los Angeles The First Time
February 14, 2020
Some of the country’s most intense “battles” around gentrification – commonly defined as the renovation or reinvigoration of communities or areas thru the influx of new residents and businesses which leads to the displacement of long-term residents from those same communities or areas – are currently being waged in predominantly Black South L.A. neighborhoods such as Leimert Park, View Park and Windsor Hills.