Palo Verde/La Loma/Bishop OH Project

In the 1950s, the City of Los Angeles used eminent domain to destroy the predominantly Mexican neighborhoods of Palo Verde, La Loma, and Bishop—first to make room for a public housing project that was never built, and later for the construction of Dodger Stadium. Through this oral history project, descendants trace their families' journeys to these neighborhoods, the lives they built there, and the impacts of displacement, while reflecting on the evictions, the Dodgers, reparations, and more.Full project can be found at CSUF's Center for Oral and Public History. Conducted by Carson Tomony.