HISTORY 142A Chapter Notes - Chapter article: Heterosexuality, Nazi Salute, White Privilege
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The demographic setting: where a lot of the clashing happened during 1942 and 1943: figueroa. Boulevard that ran between naval reserve training school to north and downtown la to south. Contained three neighborhoods: chavez ravine, alpine street, temple. Working people lived here and it hadn"t changed much within 100 years. Near city hall and hall of justice. Majority of families rented places to stay during winter under hands and backs needed again in nearby orchards and fields to power agricultural backs needed again in nearby orchards and fields to power agricultural industry. Most of houses pretty run down and like 13% of the houses didn"t have indoor plumbing. Most families living here owned one radio and most owned a car. Mostly native to us and mostly mexican origin (although like 1/3 of population born outside country) There were also some families who immigrated there from italy and. Most residents farm laborers, domestics, craftsmen, and machine operators.
