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 Two young Mexican American men stand in front of a house, their hands and arms leaning on a wooden railing. Small houses stand on a hillside strewn with wooden fences. Text reads: Beneath Dodger Stadium lies a lost village.
Home to generations of Mexican Americans, Chavez Ravine was a close-knit village just miles from downtown Los Angeles. But in the 1950s, the city forcefully evicted the area's residents, razing their homes to make room for a new baseball stadium. CHAVEZ RAVINE brings to life a neighborhood lost to corruption, city politics and corporate greed.
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