Sonora Mckeller's Essay 'Watts: Little Rome'
Sonora McKeller ends her essay, “Watts—Little Rome,” with:
a) a call to riot: “Burn, Baby, Burn” b) a demand that LA bring back a pro football team to play in the Coliseum called the “Gladiators.” c) a prayer d) directions to a great little Italian restaurant in Watts e) a plea for people to visit the Simon Rodia’s Watts Towers.
2. Who offers the explanation during an interview in Anna Deavere Smith’s Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 that the civil unrest that began on April 29, 1992 can be seen in the context of America being a “gunfighter nation” whose major myth is that of the “fronteer, the way in which you expand the fronteer…is by being a gunfighter…because you wanna expand possibilities for the market, extract resources
a) a call to riot: “Burn, Baby, Burn” b) a demand that LA bring back a pro football team to play in the Coliseum called the “Gladiators.” c) a prayer d) directions to a great little Italian restaurant in Watts e) a plea for people to visit the Simon Rodia’s Watts Towers.
2. Who offers the explanation during an interview in Anna Deavere Smith’s Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 that the civil unrest that began on April 29, 1992 can be seen in the context of America being a “gunfighter nation” whose major myth is that of the “fronteer, the way in which you expand the fronteer…is by being a gunfighter…because you wanna expand possibilities for the market, extract resources