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    The future of LAUSD police

    What to do with the LAUSD police department? The Los Angeles school board found themselves deeply divided over that issue when they met on Tuesday. Activists and the teachers union (UTLA) have called for the school police force to be eliminated.

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    Person smiling broadly wearing glasses and plaid shirt against ivy-covered wall background.By Steve Chiotakis • Jun 24, 2020 • 25m Listen

    What to do with the LAUSD police department? The Los Angeles school board found themselves deeply divided over that issue when they met on Tuesday. Activists and the teachers union (UTLA) have called for the school police force to be eliminated. KCRW hears from two school board members with differing opinions.

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    1. 0:00

      Who owns history? New book reconsiders San Gabriel Valley’s pioneer past

      Like the rest of the San Gabriel Valley, El Monte, and South El Monte are now home mostly to people of color.  And like the rest of greater Los Angeles, they used to be racially segregated. For a long time, the telling of their history was…

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    2. 10:54

      School board disagrees over whether LAUSD needs its own police force

      What to do with the LAUSD police department? The Los Angeles school board found themselves deeply divided over that issue when they met on Tuesday. Activists and the teachers union (UTLA) have called for the school police force to be eliminated. KCRW hears from two school board members with differing opinions.

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      25 min
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    In this episode

    2 stories
    1. 0:0011 min

      Who owns history? New book reconsiders San Gabriel Valley’s pioneer past

    2. 10:5425 min

      School board disagrees over whether LAUSD needs its own police force

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