Note: The Watts riots are eight years away. As far as I can tell, The Times didn’t even cover this story.
Theresa Zeigler writes:
After I read this story about the influx of
Negroes and Hispanics in L.A. Country, I was remembering that back when I was a
little girl in Inglewood, that there was a city ordinance that stated Negroes
had to be out of town by sunset if they were working for any families there
doing domestic work. I can’t recall if they ever worked in the lima bean
fields. My 4 brothers did though.
After I read this story about the influx of
Negroes and Hispanics in L.A. Country, I was remembering that back when I was a
little girl in Inglewood, that there was a city ordinance that stated Negroes
had to be out of town by sunset if they were working for any families there
doing domestic work. I can’t recall if they ever worked in the lima bean
fields. My 4 brothers did though.