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On this May Day, there's no shortage of protests and other gatherings, in Los Angeles and around the world.  It's a good time to look at the left side of Los Angeles history.

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On this May Day, there's no shortage of protests and other gatherings, in Los Angeles and around the world.  It's a good time to look at the left side of Los Angeles history.

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