In one of LA’s fanciest neighborhoods, homeless military veterans built a big tent city and refused to leave. “City of Tents: Veterans Row” tells the story of the men who built the camp as a protest, and how it became both a refuge and a battlefield. The camp eventually engulfed the entire neighborhood around it in conflict and became a symbol for the limits of our patriotism – before it finally came to an end more than one year later.

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Hosted and reported by Anna Scott
Executive producer is Sonya Geis
Edited by Audrey Quinn with additional editing by Sonya Geis
Sound design and mixing by Ray Guarna
Art and graphics by Evan Solano
Production assistant is Alexandra Applegate with extra help from Zeke Reed
Video trailer directed and edited by Richard Crespin

Support for City of Tents: Veteran's Row is brought to you by the Wells Fargo Foundation.


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