Explores the roots of civil unrest in California and the relationship between African Americans and LAPD.
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Alex Alonso | ... | Self - Interviewee |
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Nicolas Alonso | ... | Self - Interviewee |
B-Real | ... | Self - Interviewee | |
Danny Bakewell | ... | Self - Interviewee | |
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Denise Barnes | ... | Self - Interviewee |
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Karen Bass | ... | Self - Interviewee (as Rep. Karen Bass) |
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Charlie Beck | ... | Self - Interviewee |
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Horace C. Bowers | ... | Self - Interviewee |
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Vivian D. Bowers | ... | Self - Interviewee |
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Harland Braun | ... | Self - Interviewee |
Jeff Chang | |||
Roy Choi | ... | Self - Interviewee | |
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Perry L. Crouch | ... | Self - Interviewee |
Patrisse Cullors | ... | Self - Interviewee | |
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Dlisa Davies | ... | Self - Interviewee |
Explores the roots of civil unrest in California and the relationship between African Americans and LAPD.
I thought this documentary was excellent. I watched it with my father who grew up at 118th & Central (1946). I later lived at the same address with my Grandparents. I remember the second uprising but knew little about the first. I appreciate the film maker for composing this documentary. I will not spoil, but in my opinion the late, great Mayor Tom Bradley had the best quote in this documentary. It is worth it to watch this documentary just to hear his quote.