How are the atrocities of colonialism remembered

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Assignment:

A People's Guide to Los Angeles (2012) by Pulido, Barraclough, and Cheng

After reviewing last week's work and the relevant readings related to colonialism in Los Angeles, consider how the landscape works to silence these atrocities and thereby compound and continue its harm in relation to this week's readings.

1). Identify and explain the relationship between the following places according to the prompt above: The Downey Block, The San Gabriel Mission, and The Harmokngna American Indian Cultural Center.

2). How are the atrocities of colonialism remembered, monumentalized, and/or silenced and displaced by these places?

3). How do these monuments, the narratives they project about the landscape, and/or their silences and absences, address and/or advance the harm of colonialism?

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