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The Pacific Crest Trail runs 2,650 miles between the Mexico and Canada borders. While Kirk did not finish, he and many others will tell you that it's not about finishing, but the journey, which he shared moments of through videos.
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Once crucial infrastructure for Angeleños of the city's public-transit era, public staircases became all but forgotten when Los Angeles turned to the automobile.
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I Am Los Angeles: The Art of Being Earnest
OBEY/Studio One artist Ernesto Yerena grew up in El Centro near the border, where there was a distinction between "good" and "bad" Mexicans.
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