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University Official #1 The Alleged Thomas Conspiracy Goes Much Deeper than Thomas

October 19, 2021 Earl Ofari Hutchinson 1 Comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson “University official # 1,” “University Official #2,” “University Official #3,” “County Official 1,” County Official 2” and…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: black politics, L A city council, los angeles, mark ridley thomasn, race, USC. federal indictment

The Daunting Challenges Facing L.A.s Next Mayor

September 28, 2021 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson Also my Wave Newspaper Column, Thursday, September 29 and a Focus on the Pacifica Radio (90.7 FM)…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: election, karen bass, L.A. issues, los angeles, mayor race

Here’s Why You Don’t See Blacks on L.A. Street Construction Projects

June 23, 2019 Earl Ofari Hutchinson 15 Comments

Earl Ofari Hutchinson It was a surreal sight. Three young Black men were standing idly on a South Los Angeles…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: black workers, construction, labor, los angeles, racism, unions

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