The east Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights originally included a section called "Brooklyn Heights" on its northern side, centered on Prospect Park. A commercial area developed along "Brooklyn Avenue," which has been since renamed "Cesar Chavez Avenue." Historically, diverse immigrant ethnic groups (Mexican, Jewish, and Japanese) occupied the neighborhood. Today, Boyle Heights continues to change, undergoing a slow gentrification, but the avenue continues to retain and project a Mexican-American presence.
While not a comprehensive documentation of the neighborhood, this video challenges you to watch and feel the "Brooklyn Avenue experience" by driving both east and then west along the street, along with a brief circling of historic Evergreen Cemetery.
For more detailed information on Boyle Heights, this is a link to the Wikipedia page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyle_Heights,_Los_Angeles
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