View Park Conservancy
Co-founder of the View Park Conservancy, an organization working to get View Park on the National Register of Historic Places; resident of View Park since 2009
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Andre Gaines
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FROM Andre Gaines
Which Way, L.A.?
Racial Identity and Real Estate The gentrification debate has taken a new turn in one historic Los Angeles neighborhood. View Park has been called the "Black Beverly Hills." It's nearly 84 percent African American now, but an effort to place View Park on the National Register of Historic Places could entice yet more white home buyers and erode its cultural integrity as a haven for affluent black families.
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