After the Unrest: Ten Years of Rebuilding Los Angeles Following the Trauma of 1992
author: William Fulton,
Solimar Research Group
published: Feb. 28, 2011, recorded: April 2002, views: 2741
published: Feb. 28, 2011, recorded: April 2002, views: 2741
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In addition to dealing with natural disasters, Los Angeles has repeatedly had to deal with social and civic unrest over the past 40 years-most recently in 1992, when widespread unrest rattled a region already afflicted with floods, fires, earthquakes, and a recession. The past decade has seen renewed efforts to unify the city and revitalize long-distressed section of central and south-central L.A. But have improvements really been made? And however resilient it may be socially and economically, can Los Angeles remain unified enough politically to continue to function as a single city?
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