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Manhattan Beach was once home to Black beachgoers, but the city ran them out. Now it faces a reckoning

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Manhattan Beach was once home to Black beachgoers, but the city ran them out. Now it faces a reckoning
by Rosanna Xia | Los Angeles Times
Sunday, August 2, 2020

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