Brian Charles

Daily Breeze

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Reporter with the Daily Breeze; former reporter for the Pasadena Star News

Brian Charles on KCRW

Here in L-A, we remember police brutality well, witnessed by the lens of camera, and the awful aftermath.

To Protest and Serve, Repeating History

Here in L-A, we remember police brutality well, witnessed by the lens of camera, and the awful aftermath.

from The Mixer

Local reaction is focused not just on the Rodney King riots 21 years ago, but on a more recent incident.

Racial Stereotyping: How Dangerous Is It for Young Black Men?

Local reaction is focused not just on the Rodney King riots 21 years ago, but on a more recent incident.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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