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By City News Service Apr 15, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Mayor Eric Garcetti today released the findings of a group his office created to help guide Los Angeles on how to commemorate tragic and difficult aspects of the city s history. The Civic Memory Working Group made up of over 40 historians, architects, artists, indigenous leaders, city officials, scholars and cultural leaders worked with community leaders, including L.A City/County Native American Indian Commission s Executive Director Alexandra Valdes, to create civic memory recommendations in its 166-page report. The group recommends the city commemorate difficult histories, including through a citywide, ephemeral and permanent commemoration to victims of the 1871 Anti-Chinese Massacre on Oct. 24, 2021, the 150th anniversary of the day in which 500 white and Hispanic people robbed and murdered 19 Chinese residents.

City of los angelesUnited statesLos angelesEric garcettiAlexandra valdesRodney kingWilliam deverellChristopher hawthorneMuseum of the city los angelesTour working groupInstitute on californiaCivic memory working groupGetty foundationCounty native american indian commissionExecutive director alexandra valdesChinese massacre