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THREAD: As we approach #Juneteenth, let’s highlight and celebrate the Black community in our district. Today, here is some local #BlackHistory from #CA44. 1/
After #WWII, the #Black community in L.A. grew quickly as people moved from all over the country in search of greater #opportunity. #SecondGreatMigration 2/
#Watts was one of the few places where #Black families were not #redlined or otherwise prevented from buying property. 3/
Later, Black families moved into #Compton, #Carson & #Lynwood. Many of these communities became centers of #BlackArts #activism, culture and business in L.A. 4/
Since then, these communities have continued to grow into culturally-diverse neighborhoods with a rich history that I am proud and honored to represent. 5/ #CA44Proud.
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