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On Skid Row: Afterword – Part 5

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For over 20 years the official policy for Skid Row has been one of containment. Los Angeles needs a catalytic action from its political leadership and it's not getting it. People ask "what can I do?" Anything. An original GOOD Video series. Part 5 of 5.
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