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Tim Arango
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New York Times national correspondent, based in Los Angeles. previous: bureau chief in Baghdad and Istanbul, media reporter in New York. tarango@nytimes.com
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The library in McFarland, Calif., is a bustling place, filled w/ the children of farmworkers who need a safe place after school. But the crowded police force wants to take it over and move the kids out. Today's Great Read is from .
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A stately, 50-foot oak tree has stood on a corner in Koreatown for nearly a century. It's...ahem...roots lie in how an Olympic gold medalist and early civil rights pioneer defied Nazi myths about white supremacy, as tells kcrw.com/news/shows/pre
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In Los Angeles, a Tree With Stories to Tell - The New York Times nytimes.com/2022/05/28/us/
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“There’s all this big history — Olympic Games, Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler and so on,” Mr. Mayer said. “But then there’s also this very personal story of a family who lives with the tree.” - tells both, beautifully.
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Can the "Olympic Oak" given to the Black American high jumper who won gold on the 1st day of Hitler's 1936 Olympics survive luxury townhouses in 2022? Beautiful story by #biodiversity In Los Angeles, a Tree With Stories to Tell
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Tonight, at a vigil in Uvalde, people on stage read about the victims from profiles published by NYT, The American Statesman, LAT and others — a poignant reminder that this reporting, however difficult, helps convey the gravity of the loss, even to the community enduring it.
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To save this historic 1936 Olympics tree, make an earmarked donation to the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, which focuses on addressing inequities in green spaces in communities of color. Read the tree’s amazing biography here:
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