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Los Angeles, California
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The Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC) was founded in 1965 to address social injustices and empower the community after the Watts Riots.
The center hosts a variety of art exhibitions, music performances, and cultural events that celebrate the rich diversity of the Watts community.
The center is home to the iconic 'Watts Happening' mural, a vibrant depiction of the community's resilience and spirit.
Beyond its cultural offerings, the center provides essential services like job training and youth programs to uplift the community.
The center actively documents and shares the stories of the Watts community, ensuring its rich history is not forgotten.
