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Sawtelle: The Ongoing Battle of Heritage versus Culture

Ralph Primo Jr, the proud owner of Primo’s Donuts, grew up seeing his neighbors sent to Japanese Concentration Camps in the 1940s. He…

2 min readDec 13, 2020

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Sawtelle: The Ongoing Battle of Heritage versus Culture

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Milo Coulter

Experiences With Radicalization

All around the United States, people are very proud to show their affiliation with particular politicians. This can be polarizing and…

3 min readNov 8, 2020

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Milo Coulter

Sawtelle: A Multi-Racial Paradise

Ralph Primo, Jr., 67, opens his donut shop daily to hungry customers who crave continuously his neighborhood famous selections that give…

4 min readOct 5, 2020

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Sawtelle: A Multi-Racial Paradise

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Milo Coulter

An Xiao Mina Takeaway

“I think of memes as just like paintings, film, any type of media… They reflect and amplify all aspects of humanity, the worst in us, the…

1 min readOct 2, 2020

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An Xiao Mina Takeaway

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Milo Coulter

Sawtelle: Data and More…

In my neighborhood of Sawtelle, in West Los Angeles, California, there is a influx of data that tells a story of identification and…

3 min readSep 18, 2020

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Milo Coulter

Reno, NV: From Casinos to Whole Foods

I’ve been traveling to Reno, Nevada almost my entire life. A lot of my family settled there in the early 1990s including my grandmother…

3 min readAug 24, 2020

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Reno, NV: From Casinos to Whole Foods

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Milo Coulter

Milo Coulter

Broadcast journalism student who currently attends California State University, Northridge. Strong emphasis in travel, food, sports and music.

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