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<p>Sahra is Communities Editor for Streetsblog L.A., covering the intersection of mobility with race, class, history, representation, policing, housing, health, culture, community, and access to the public space in Boyle Heights and South Central Los Angeles.</p>


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Open Space

Dead Spaces Make for Dead (and Unwalkable) Places

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South L.A. Park Has Great Potential, but Lacks Sidewalks That Would Make it Accessible to All

City Planning

Empowering Communities to See Streets as Sites of Recreation: What does it Take?

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Location, Location, Location: Contested Public Space Means Moving Watts School Could Deny Some Education

Buses

Make a Little Noise, Get a Little Bus Stop Love: Random Thoughts on Mobility

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The Tour de Watts Gathers Momentum, Signals Good Things Ahead for Watts

“They Never Do Things Like This in My Neighborhood!”: New Park Along Vermont Ave. Surprises, Delights Residents

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Dear Santa, Please Bring Us an Active Transportation Corridor Along Slauson. But Don’t Forget the Community in the Process.

Filed Under: Why Can’t We Have Nice Things?

Bicycling

By the Numbers: Counting Bikes and Pedestrians in Watts