In late 1989,I had bought a house in the eastside neighborhood of Los Angeles,which was being transformed by waves of new immigrants, and I was convinced racial harmony was impossible.Statistics said that each year,te...In late 1989,I had bought a house in the eastside neighborhood of Los Angeles,which was being transformed by waves of new immigrants, and I was convinced racial harmony was impossible.Statistics said that each year,tens of thousands of new immigrants,mostly from Latin America and Asia,were pouring into Southern California,yet most whites never lived with the results of these statistics.展开更多
文摘In late 1989,I had bought a house in the eastside neighborhood of Los Angeles,which was being transformed by waves of new immigrants, and I was convinced racial harmony was impossible.Statistics said that each year,tens of thousands of new immigrants,mostly from Latin America and Asia,were pouring into Southern California,yet most whites never lived with the results of these statistics.
