The Chinese Massacre of 1871:
Uncovering LA’s Anti-Asian History and What We Can Do Today
Thursday, October 14, 2021
4PM – 5:15PM
Join Los Angeles civic and community leaders, activists, and historians as they discuss the long, dark history of anti-Asian thought and hate crimes in Los Angeles history. What is being done to address this history, how can we move forward productively, and what efforts are underway to properly memorialize the tragedies of our shared past?
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