Dodgers’ parade brings Los Angeles together

Magic Johnson, part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, waves to the crowd from a double decker bus during the Dodgers Parade Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. Crowds formed to celebrate the team's World Series victory in five games over the New York Yankees.
Magic Johnson, part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, waves to the crowd from a double decker bus during the Dodgers Parade Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. Crowds formed to celebrate the team’s World Series victory in five games over the New York Yankees. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
Los Angeles Dodgers players wave back and thank the crowd while they parade through the streets of Los Angeles Nov. 1. They celebrated on top of a double decker bus as it made its way back to Dodger Stadium for a second celebration ceremony.
Los Angeles Dodgers players wave back and thank the crowd while they parade through the streets of Los Angeles Nov. 1. They celebrated on top of a double decker bus as it made its way back to Dodger Stadium for a second celebration ceremony. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
Los Angeles County resident Angie Cervantes waves the Mexican flag in victory to celebrate the World Series win for the Los Angeles Dodgers Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. Many Latino American felt like the Los Angeles Dodgers had made them and their community feel seen.
Los Angeles County resident Angie Cervantes waves the Mexican flag in victory to celebrate the World Series win for the Los Angeles Dodgers Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. Many Latino American felt like the Los Angeles Dodgers had made them and their community feel seen. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
Two children excitedly blow trumpets while waiting to see the Los Angeles Dodgers victory parade Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. The last time the Dodgers won the World Series was in 2020.
Two children excitedly blow trumpets while waiting to see the Los Angeles Dodgers victory parade Nov. 1 in downtown Los Angeles. The last time the Dodgers won the World Series was in 2020. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts celebrates the team's World Series win while parading through the streets of downtown Los Angeles Nov. 1. This is the second World Series win for the Dodgers since Roberts became the manager for the team in 2016.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts celebrates the team’s World Series win while parading through the streets of downtown Los Angeles Nov. 1. This is the second World Series win for the Dodgers since Roberts became the manager for the team in 2016. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
The people of Los Angeles gather together Nov.1 to celebrate the Los Angeles Dodgers win in the World Series. This is the first Dodgers victory parade since 1988, making it the new generation’s first Dodgers parade.
The people of Los Angeles gather together Nov. 1 to celebrate the Los Angeles Dodgers win in the World Series. This is the first Dodgers victory parade since 1988, making it the new generation’s first Dodgers parade. / photo by Liberty B. Garcia
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Liberty Belle is a senior photography major and marketing minor. She is also the photography editor of the Campus Times. She has previously served as photography editor of La Verne Magazine and a staff photographer for both publications.

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