Hotel Figueroa's legacy of women's rights
The Hotel Figueroa in downtown Los Angeles opened nearly 100 years ago as a YWCA, as a safe haven for women traveling alone. Nearly a century later the hotel still takes its role in the women's movement seriously.
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