broadcasting hut K-TOWN ’92 Reporters

Reporters of color take a deeper look at media coverage at the city’s paper of record. In 1992, Hector Tobar, Tammerlin Drummond, and John Lee all reported for the Los Angeles Times during the civil unrest. Twenty-five years later, they revisit their stories and impressions of those tumultuous events and reflect on the media coverage they helped to create.

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