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30 years after Rodney King case, reconciliation continues for South LA’s Black, Korean communities

Christine Fernando and Celina Tebor, USA TODAY Comments Off on 30 years after Rodney King case, reconciliation continues for South LA’s Black, Korean communities

The 1992 Los Angeles uprising exposed mounting tensions between Black and Korean communities. Today they continue to work toward reconciliation.

      
Christine Fernando and Celina Tebor, USA TODAY
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