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Excluding street vendors from the al fresco dining conversation
When LA Mayor Eric Garcetti announced his al fresco dining initiative, allowing restaurants to use sidewalks and parking lots for outdoor seating, many wondered what that would look like for street vendors.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readWhen LA Mayor Eric Garcetti announced his al fresco dining initiative, allowing restaurants to use sidewalks and parking lots for outdoor seating, many wondered what that would look like for street vendors. Rudy Espinoza is the Executive Director of Inclusive Action and has followed the legalization of street vending closely.
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6 of 6Black farmers, Juneteenth, cooking solo- 0:00‘Burn the infected branch, or even the whole tree,’ writes Helen Rosner
- 5:28Historically, USDA programs have posed difficulties for Black farmers
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