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Panelists from the Luskin Lecture on February 25 at the UCLA Nimoy Theater with Michael Harriot, Michael Lens, and Safiya Noble stand on center stage to pose for a group photo.

“Black Joy Unfiltered” Draws Packed House at UCLA Nimoy Theater

Michael Harriot and Michael Lens reflect on Black history, neighborhoods, and lived experience during a Black History Month Luskin Lecture Series event.

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Segregating Effect of Freeway Construction in Pasadena

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Lingering Impact of the Shelved 710 Freeway Project

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Lens on Mixed Results of Efforts to Combat Housing Segregation

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New Book Makes Case Against Zoning

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Monkkonen, Lens on Flawed Approach to Fair Housing Compliance

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Single-Family Zoning Causes Harm, Manville Says

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Disadvantages Magnified by Pandemic, Ong Says

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Lens Explores Low-Density Zoning Impact on Health

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Monkkonen on Reversing the Legacy of Segregation

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