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    Angelina Jolie on trying to prevent cancer and other stories we’re following

    Trash talks! We’re talking about a new plan to cleanup L.A. on today’s Which Way, LA? And we want to hear from you. Tweet us photos of the litter or…

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    By Caitlin Shamberg • Mar 24, 2015 • 1 min read

    Photo: Angelina Jolie by Gage Skidmore/CC/Flickr

    Trash talks!

    We’re talking about a new plan to cleanup L.A. on today’s Which Way, LA? And we want to hear from you.

    Tweet us photos of the litter or abandoned furniture on your street. @kcrw or @wwla

    Below are the stories that have us talking.

    Angelina Jolie opens up about having surgery to remove her ovaries

    The actress and activist has written before about having a double mastectomy to help prevent the cancer that runs in her family. In a new Op-Ed for the New York Times, she writes about her second surgery. “In my case, the Eastern and Western doctors I met agreed that surgery to remove my tubes and ovaries was the best option, because on top of the BRCA gene, three women in my family have died from cancer,” Jolie writes.

    Source: NY Times

    Does LA really want an NFL team?

    The owner of the St. Louis Rams owner has a plan to move his team to Southern California, where he’d build a $1.8 billion stadium at the old Hollywood Park race track in Inglewood. Meanwhile, Carson wants to build a stadium for a venue that would be home to the San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders.

    Source: LA Observed

    The Intolerant Jackass Act takes flight

    Two competing ballot measures are testing the limits of free speech – and California’s ballot system. First, a lawyer paid the $200 to file a ballot measure called the Sodomite Suppression Act, which would require that gays “be put to death by bullets to the head or by any other convenient method.” In response, Charlotte Laws is filing the Intolerant Jackass Act, which would require people like the above-mentioned to do intensive sensitivity training.

    Source: Slate; WWLA

    Can your license plate speak freely?

    Nine states already allow confederate flags on license plates. Free speech? The Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday about the merits of free speech when it comes to your license plate.

    Source: To the Point

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      Caitlin Shamberg

      KCRW

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