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3:00Now PlayingTucked away in busy downtown L.A., there's a park named after a woman often referred to as “The Grandmother of Los Angeles.”
Biddy Mason was born enslaved in the south in 1818 and died in California as a free and highly successful woman in 1891. While many may not know it, her legacy lives on well over a century later.
Walter Morris has the story on “DC Today”
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