Venice’s Inclusive African American Roots
Clip: Season 3 Episode 5 | 5m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
Abbot Kinney vision of California's Venice was uniquely inclusive of African Americans.
The vision of Abbot Kinney was inclusive, collaborating with the African American community in the creation of Venice of America. We talk with heirs of two prominent players in the Venice identity. Sonya Reese Greenland is the granddaughter of Arthur L. Reese, who contributed to many lasting decisions of the seaside town.
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Venice’s Inclusive African American Roots
Clip: Season 3 Episode 5 | 5m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
The vision of Abbot Kinney was inclusive, collaborating with the African American community in the creation of Venice of America. We talk with heirs of two prominent players in the Venice identity. Sonya Reese Greenland is the granddaughter of Arthur L. Reese, who contributed to many lasting decisions of the seaside town.
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