Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell speaks at an Aug. 8 news conference outside El Marino Language School in Culver City after a recent hate incident at the school. Two juveniles have been arrested for breaking a classroom window and vandalism that included graffiti using hate speech targeting the Black and LGBT communities.
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