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    Tongva descendants work to keep their culture alive

    For Craig Torres, keeping Tongva culture alive means educating today’s Angelenos, young and old, about the earth and treating it with respect and reverence as his ancestors did.

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    By Jenny Hamel • Jul 17, 2018 • 5m Listen

    For Craig Torres, keeping Tongva culture alive means educating today’s Angelenos, young and old, about the earth and treating it with respect and reverence as his ancestors did.

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      Jenny Hamel

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