Street Beat
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Should Black Angelenos join immigration protests?: Street Beat
As immigration enforcement actions intensify across Los Angeles and the nation, the question of solidarity between Black communities and immigrant…
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Los Angeles residents reflect on the decline of civility in daily life: Street Beat
Civility—the basic courtesy and respect we show one another—feels like it’s slipping away in everyday life, according to many Los…
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Will America ever be a post-racial society? Angelenos share their views on racism and the nation’s future
The question of whether America will ever become a post-racial society continues to spark debate across the nation. Despite decades…
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STREET BEAT: ‘Can one individual really make a difference?’
Can one person make a difference? Here’s what four locals in Los Angeles had to say. Kofi Brown Los Angeles…
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STREET BEAT: ‘What does this country need more of today?’
Koreatown “Compassion and community helps us to advocate for each other and ourselves. It helps us feel like we belong…
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STREET BEAT: ‘How do you feel about the state of the country?’
San Pedro We should be more involved in world affairs. We’ve always been seen as a world leader and other…
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STREET BEAT: ‘Will the president’s tariffs affect you?’
Los Angeles “No. I’m not going to spend more than I believe the value of a product is worth. If…
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STREET BEAT: ‘What superhero do we need today?’
Los Angeles “Jesus Christ. But a lot of people don’t acknowledge him. We’re looking at superheroes that fly or have…
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STREET BEAT: ‘Will a smaller government be more effective?’
Los Angeles “No. Whenever you go to any government office or call, it takes months, or you’re on hold forever.…
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STREET BEAT: ‘How open are you to opposing viewpoints?’
Inglewood “I would like to say that I’m open, but to be honest, I’m not because people have gone crazy…
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