When the LA riots/uprising/civil unrest exploded in 1992, images of destruction were spread with little context as to why these events had occurred. TV news focused on African Americans, Latinos, and Koreans as both victims and perpetrators of violence, and footage of the “first multicultural riots” locked each group within a stereotype. These images profoundly shaped understanding of race in America and created a need for people of color to tell their own stories. K-TOWN‘92 offers a path to better understand Los Angeles before and after 1992.
Visit https://www.maumliberation.com/curriculum-1/ktown92reporters-guides for curriculum guides to accompany the documentary.
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