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[https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-09-27/los-angeles-times-apology-racism by The Times Editorial Board 27/9/20 Los Angeles Times] | [https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-09-27/los-angeles-times-apology-racism by The Times Editorial Board 27/9/20 Los Angeles Times] | ||
The headline was stripped across the top of the front page, “Marauders From Inner City Prey on L.A.’s Suburbs.” The story, published by The Times on July 12, 1981, described a “permanent underclass” in the city’s “ghettos and barrios,” fueling a crime wave that was spilling over from South Los Angeles into prosperous — and largely white — communities in Pasadena, Palos Verdes, Beverly Hills and elsewhere. | The headline was stripped across the top of the front page, “Marauders From Inner City Prey on L.A.’s Suburbs.” The story, published by The Times on July 12, 1981, described a “permanent underclass” in the city’s “ghettos and barrios,” fueling a crime wave that was spilling over from South Los Angeles into prosperous — and largely white — communities in Pasadena, Palos Verdes, Beverly Hills and elsewhere. | ||
=====Haitians see history of racist policies in migrant treatment===== | |||
[https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/haitians-see-history-of-racist-policies-in-migrant-treatment by Aaron Morrison 24/9/21 PBS NEWS] | |||
The Border Patrol’s treatment of Haitian migrants, they say, is just the latest in a long history of discriminatory U.S. policies and of indignities faced by Black people, sparking new anger among Haitian Americans, Black immigrant advocates and civil rights leaders. | |||
