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    Who are the allies protesting with Black Lives Matter?

    The diversity at recent protests has been many years in the making, says one UCLA professor of African American Studies.

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    Person smiling broadly wearing glasses and plaid shirt against ivy-covered wall background.By Steve Chiotakis • Jun 11, 2020 • 24m Listen

    The diversity at recent protests has been many years in the making, says one UCLA professor of African American Studies. However, some Black Angelenos are wondering whether non-Black protestors are sincere and committed, or they just want to appear “woke.”

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      Diverse groups support Black Lives Matter now. Will they stay after protests are gone?

      The diversity at recent protests has been many years in the making, says one UCLA professor of African American Studies. However, some Black Angelenos are wondering whether non-Black protestors are sincere and committed, or they just want to appear “woke.”

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      7 min
    2. 7:19

      ‘We’re back here again’: Mona Holmes on the cycle of police violence from 1992 to today

      Greater LA contributor Mona Holmes shares what it was like for her to grow up Black in Los Angeles.

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      8 min
    3. 15:26

      How Hollywood and theaters might change as production restarts

      The film and TV industry has been at a standstill for some three months due to COVID-19. Governor Gavin Newsom has now given the green light for Hollywood production to resume, as long as safety protocols are being followed.

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      9 min
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      Managing Producer, Greater LA

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      Rebecca Mooney

      Producer, The Treatment

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    In this episode

    3 stories
    1. 0:007 min

      Diverse groups support Black Lives Matter now. Will they stay after protests are gone?

    2. 7:198 min

      ‘We’re back here again’: Mona Holmes on the cycle of police violence from 1992 to today

    3. 15:269 min

      How Hollywood and theaters might change as production restarts

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