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Emergency Preparedness: Are You Ready?
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Mark Your Calendars for the Healthy Aging Research California Virtual Summit
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Putting the Strategic Plan into Practice
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Washington Park: Pasadena’s Rediscovered Gem
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Rumor of Humor #2416
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Springtime Visitors
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Freezing for a Good Cause – Credit, That Is
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No Discussion Meeting on May 3rd
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An Apparently Normal Person Author Presentation and Book-signing
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Flintridge Center: Pasadena Village’s Neighbor That Changes Lives
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Pasadena Celebrates Older Americans Month 2024
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The 2024 Pasadena Village Volunteer Appreciation Lunch
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Woman of the Year: Katy Townsend
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LA Pioneered Residential Segregation

By Blog Master
Posted: 09/28/2021
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With a small turnout for our meeting, our second meeting in August, we nevertheless had a spirited discussion about the current state of affairs. With a high proportion of participants having roots in Texas or actually living in Texas, the discussion focused on on developments in the political environment there. Voter suppression was the primary issue talked about, and the voter suppression that is taking place is grounded in the same racial environment that is the basis of the 1619 Project Discussion.



Understanding the environment we are living in means  that it is important to understand how the environment came to be what it is. Many decisions made in various  places around the country heavily contributed to shaping our current world and in the Los Angeles Times, in a recent article,  describes how decisions made in Los Angeles shaped housing patterns throughout the country. The article discusses how Los Angeles pioneered residential segregation  as a marketing tool for selling homes in Los Angeles, but the consequences reached beyond Los Angeles. For our  readers who do not subscribe to the Los Angeles  Times, we have a made a PDF available for download.


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