Albert M. Camarillo is as old school Compton as they come.
His father migrated from the Mexican state of Michoacán as a teenager in 1914, when the Hub City was mostly farmland.
Camarillo remembers when the first Black families moved into once-segregated neighborhoods in the 1950s. He served as student body president at Dominguez High, as Compton was turning into a nexus of Black life, and…
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