As he tugged open the plywood door to his newsstand Saturday morning, Charles Tone turned to one of his customers with a question.
“How can they forgive him?” said Tone, 66. “Man, I don’t even know if it can be genuine.”
The newsstand at the corner of Manchester and Vermont — the heart of a historically black neighborhood in South Los Angeles — often hums with conversation about politics and sports.
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