Elvira Evers recalls the mayhem on the street and the rising fear that she and her daughter — who clung to her — were in danger. Elvira Evers, center, and her daughters Jessica Evers-Jones, right, and Lionela Evers. Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times Elvira Evers, center, and her daughters Jessica Evers-Jones, right, and Lionela Evers. If Elvira Evers has taken something from her brush with death and passed it along, it’s a spirit of resolve. Los Angeles remains in many ways a city divided, with epic inequality in terms of income, education, resources and opportunity.

Source: Los Angeles Times April 29, 2017 17:01 UTC