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Mar 14, 2020 · In the late 1960s, the youth culture had discovered Palm Springs. High school and college kids had been coming to the village on spring break since the early '50s. The 1963 movie, "Palm Springs...
Nov 10, 2023 · In the 1960s, as many as 1,000 people -- mostly working-class Black and Brown residents -- lost their homes in a part of town called Section 14.
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5 days ago · In the 1960s, in Palm Springs, a sun-drenched resort destination in Southern California, a neighborhood of mostly Black and Latino families was razed to make room for...
1 day ago · Palm Springs Section 14,” one billboard reads. “We smelled the smoke, we watched our houses burn.”. In the 1960s, in Palm Springs, a sun-drenched resort destination in Southern California, a neighborhood of mostly Black and Latino families was razed to make room for commercial development. A 1968 report by the state attorney general ...
6 days ago · In the 1960s, in Palm Springs, a sun-drenched resort destination in Southern California, a neighborhood of mostly Black and Latino families was razed to make room for...
5 days ago · Black and Latino families whose neighborhood was razed in the 1960s are seeking compensation from the city.
