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The race to succeed Richard Riordan — and to reshape Los Angeles — comes down to the wire

Comments (0) By Harold Meyerson Wednesday, Mar 21 2001
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Which is as it should be. The kind of transformation that a Villaraigosa victory would signal cannot be won top-down. Like the janitors‘ strike, like the unionization of 74,000 home-care workers, and the Sports Arena rally of 20,000 immigrants demanding amnesty, the Villaraigosa campaign mobilizes forces that we didn’t even know were there. Whether or not Villaraigosa prevails, his campaign is remaking a city that we even now must strain to recognize.

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