Character Relationship Map: LA 92

Characters

• Self (played by Rodney King) — protagonist
• Self (played by George H. W. Bush) — protagonist
• Self (played by Bill Clinton) — supporting
• Self (played by Ted Koppel) — supporting
• Self (archive footage) (played by Tom Brokaw) — supporting
• Self (played by Edward James Olmos) — supporting
• Self - KABC Reporter (archive footage) (played by Henry Alfaro) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Bart Bartholomew) — minor
• Self - LAPD Commander (archive footage) (played by Michael Bostic) — minor
• Self - Black-Korean Alliance (archive footage) (played by Edward Chang) — minor
• Self - Defendant (archive footage) (played by Theodore Briseno) — minor
• Self (archival footage) (played by John Drummond Barnett) — minor
• Self - Council President District 4 (archive footage) (played by John Ferraro) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Tim Goldman) — minor
• Self (played by Maxine Waters) — supporting
• Self (archive footage) (played by Reginald Denny) — minor
• Self (played by Tom Bradley) — supporting
• Self (played by Danny Bakewell Sr.) — supporting
• Self (played by Soon Ja Du) — supporting
• Self (played by Daryl Gates) — supporting

Story Analysis

Archival chronicle of the 1992 Los Angeles riots and their historical precursors.

Plot Progression

1. Historical Foundations
2. Escalating Tensions
3. Crisis and Unrest
4. Aftermath and Legacy