Nancy Leininger, a long-time resident and teacher in La Cañada, speaks with Virtual History intern Jackson Moore. They discuss her experiences with race and how she grew up without a lot of diversity in Long Beach. Leininger goes on to discuss how cultural diversity in La Cañada has changed over the years as well as the recent Black Lives Matter movement. As a retired teacher, she also observes how technology and the Internet have affected education in recent years. Finally, the discussion moves on to living during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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