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My Hood: Logan Square

Published by admin on October 31, 2011October 31, 2011

Nick and Brandon have lived in Logan Square their whole lives. While they understand there are some negitive issues, they feel a great sense of pride in their diverse and excting neighborhood. In this video, they examine how their neighborhood has changed and how it’s represented in the media.

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