Survey our site | Join us on Facebook | Twitter mobile alerts | Report for us
Election Day 2008: Hope in South L.A.
By Lagan Sebert on Nov 04, 2008
0 Comments
The communities of South Central Los Angeles have been plagued by crime and violence for decades. But on Election Day voters in Watts and Compton spoke of hope while waiting in lines that stretched for blocks. Showing overwhelming support for Barack Obama, many reflected on their own lives punctuated by the race riots of the 60's and the 90's.
Keywords: Barack Obama, civil rights movement, Compton, Election Day 2008, inequality, Los Angeles, Martin Luther King Jr, political activist, racism, Watts Riot
Permalink
Related:
Future of Democracy Fund
By ANP Staff on May 29, 2008
The Obama Muslim Myth
By David Sullivan on Aug 15, 2008
McCain Gambles on Ralph Reed
By Lagan Sebert on Aug 19, 2008
Police Trap Peaceful Protesters in Denver
By Davin Hutchins on Aug 25, 2008

The American News Project is dedicated to defending and promoting the public interest through high-quality, investigative video journalism.