Human Resources
Co-director of Human Resources, a gallery in Los Angeles' Chinatown, and professor at Loyola Law School
PROFILE
Kathleen Kim
Guest
FROM Kathleen Kim
Which Way, L.A.?
Walmart Comes to Chinatown In March, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed a moratorium on big chain stores in Chinatown. But Wal-Mart had beaten the politicians to the punch by pulling permits the day before. Construction on the new store at Cesar Chavez and Grand began last Tuesday. Opponents are appealing that action, and on Saturday staged a colorful protest in the neighborhood.
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