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Interview of Rev. Louis Dixon by Meda Okelo. Topics include: his family and migration from Louisiana to L.A. and eventually, in 1964, to EPA; buying a home in 1973; types of local businesses in 1970s; why businesses closed but churches didn’t; his children attending Catholic schools outside the community; Japanese internment and Asian families in EPA; why he decided to join the Seminary; carpetbaggers of today; what makes EPA unique; and what he would like EPA to look like in 50 years.