The Los Angeles Plaza: sacred and contested space

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Latin American and Latino Studies Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Urban and sociocultural dynamics

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* Foreword * Acknowledgments * Introduction * Chapter 1. Cultural and Historical Origins * Chapter 2. The Rise and Decline of the Mexican Plaza * Chapter 3. From Ciudad to City * Chapter 4. Homelands Remembered * Chapter 5. Revolution and Public Space * Chapter 6. Reforming Culture and Community * Chapter 7. Parades, Murals, and Bulldozers * Chapter 8. Politics and Preservation * Chapter 9. The Persistence of Memory * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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