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Tongva tribe member honors history

Mona Morales Recalde, a member of the local Tongva tribe, speaks at the Ludwick Center Sky Bridge on Tuesday. Her presentation included storytelling and a discussion of Native American history and culture. / photo by Anthony Eramya
Mona Morales Recalde, a member of the local Tongva tribe, speaks at the Ludwick Center Sky Bridge on Tuesday. Her presentation included storytelling and a discussion of Native American history and culture. / photo by Anthony Eramya
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Anthony Eramya, a senior journalism major, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. He has previously served as a staff writer for both publications.

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