The Palm Springs Government Burned Down Their Neighborhood — Now They're Seeking Reparations

In the 1950s and ‘60s, the city evicted the mostly Black and Latino working-class residents of Section 14 and destroyed their homes. Now, survivors and their descendants seek reparations.

Guerilla Public Art We Like: Pasadena's Fork in the Road

LAUSD Plans To Apply For State Funding To Reopen Schools To

Black and Latino residents burned out of Palm Springs seek city

COVID: How virus, racism devastated Latino farmworkers in California

Palm Springs, California - Wikipedia

Palm Springs ran out Black and Latino families. Some seek

Families displaced from Palm Springs neighborhood seek $2B

Section 14 group increases reparations sought from Palm Springs

Section 14 families file racial reparations claim against Palm

Rachel Noerdlinger on Instagram: Civil rights Attorney

Families Seek Millions In Racial Reparations From Palm Springs

When They Took the Foundation, Everything Started Crumbling

Where Bruce's Beach Fits Into the Debate on Reparations - Bloomberg