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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Fandom Grows With ‘Notorious RBG’ Show
Oct 24, 2018 If the book, documentary or T-shirt isn’t enough, a new exhibit dedicated to the ever-popular Supreme Court justice gives admirers another outlet to express their enthusiasm.
The Resistance Before the #Resistance
Jun 29, 2018 A new exhibit at the Los Angeles Public Library celebrates the young men who refused to fight in the Vietnam War.The Resistance Before the #Resistance
Jun 29, 2018
Painting a Path Out of Prison
May 26, 2018 Fulton Leroy Washington turned to art to cope with an unjust federal sentence. The story of his path to freedom is worth remembering as Congress considers prison reform.
A Neighbor Named Adolf
Mar 6, 2018 In a new memoir, Edgar Feuchtwanger chronicles his 10 years of living across the street from the man who became the modern definition of evil.
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Nazis in Los Angeles
Mar 6, 2018
‘La Raza’ Again Empowers L.A.’s Chicano Community (Photos and Audio)
Nov 7, 2017 A new exhibit at the Autry Museum showcases how the newspaper-turned-magazine shaped history and resonates with today's national issues.
‘La Raza’ Again Empowers L.A.’s Chicano Community
Nov 7, 2017
The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu
Dec 23, 2016 Although the title is deceiving for those expecting the fast-paced heroics of James Bond, the reader will find that this account of a small group of ordinary people risking their lives to preserve their culture is an even more rewarding and essential story.
Powerful Exhibits on Both Coasts Explore Borders and the Plight of Refugees
Jun 2, 2016 Artists at galleries in Los Angeles and New York zoom in on some of the world’s 60,000 displaced people—and one “solution” for dealing with them.