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DESCRIPTION:<strong><span style="color: #c21313\;">FREE</strong>\n\n<strong
 ><span style="color: #c21313\;"><a href="http://9644p.blackbaudhosting.com
 /9644p/tickets?tab=2&amp\;txobjid=f39de792-d32f-4718-854c-3d08ad409f40">RS
 VP</a></strong>\n\nJapanese Americans returning from World War II incarcer
 ation camps rebuilt their community in L.A.’s Crenshaw area. In this epi
 sode\, we walk through Little Tokyo\, explore the archives at the Japanese
  American National Museum\, share a meal at historic Tak’s Cafe\, shoot 
 hoops at Dorsey High and consider how the neighborhood’s diverse history
  intersects with community-building efforts today. The screening will be f
 ollowed by a Q&amp\;A with those featured in the episode including <stron
 g>Kristen Hayashi </strong>(JANM)\, <strong>Nobuko Miyamoto\,</strong> 
 and <strong>Nick Nagatani</strong>\, moderated by <strong>Mikey Hirano C
 ulrass </strong>(Rafu Shimpo).\n\nPresented by KCET\, <a href="https://w
 ww.kcet.org/shows/lost-la">"Lost LA"</a> explores the past through the re
 gion's archives\, where photos\, documents\, and other rare artifacts unlo
 ck the untold history behind the fantasy of Southern California. Hosted by
  writer and public historian Nathan Masters of the USC Libraries\, each ep
 isode of "Lost LA" brings the primary sources of history to the screen in 
 surprising new ways. Much of L.A.'s past is lost to history\, but through 
 the region's archives\, we can uncover the inspiring dreams and bitter rea
 lities that built the modern-day metropolis.
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SUMMARY:Screening and Q&amp\;A—Lost LA: From Little Tokyo to Crenshaw
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