The Los Angeles African American Women Political Action Committee (LAAAWPAC) will honor female leaders making significant contributions to loca communities through public service and local government roles.
For the third year running, the Bessie Morris Foundation, a local non-profit organization, awarded 10 scholarships.
Summer fun has now begun at the Algin Sutton Recreation Center which kicked off its seasonal programming with a block party on June 8 in South Los Angeles in partnership with LAPD’s Community Safety Partnership Bureau, and LA City’s Recreation and Parks Department.
Henry Dickerson and Ali Nervis first met at a “Rebranding the Black Man” event hosted by Our Black Fathers Committee in Phoenix, Arizona in 2015.
The secret to the Los Angeles Kings’ Success this season is forward Quinton Byfield. Byfield scored two goals and six points in October and currently ranks third among U22 scorers. The Canadian standout measures at all of 6-5 and has a unique playing style within his game.
Essie Chambers grew up in a house filled with books and parents who read to her and her siblings daily.
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Glow + Flow Beauty Supply is officially open for business, launching its newest destination for beauty lovers and explorers.
Fragrance: The MUGLER fragrance team has done it again with their newest perfume, Alien Hypersense Eau de Parfum. This elevated composition introduces the delicious scent of vibrant green mandarin and crisp, juicy pear.
Kacey Hall is proud mother of two outstanding students.
In a rare occurrence, both a mother and daughter received Doctor of Education degrees in Educational Leadership from Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology during commencement exercises on Saturday May 18.
South Carolina Gamecocks Coach Dawn Staley, Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation CEO Nichol T. Whiteman, and Beautyblender founder Rea Ann Silva will be honored at the LadyLike Foundation’s 15th Annual Women of Excellence Awards Luncheon and fashion show on Saturday, June 1, 11 a.m., at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
In 1991, the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce began with a simple premise: to educate, equip, engage and empower Black business owners. At GLAAACC’s 30th Awards Gala on April 19, corporations, public servants and business owners were recognized for their contribution to these pillars and being champions of Black enterprise. “For 30 years, GLAAACC has stood at the forefront of creating strategic partnerships and relationships that have impacted the African American business community,” GLAAACC Chairman Gene Hale said. “I’m honored to spend an evening acknowledging the role that our partners and corporate allies have played in the
Kidney disease is growing rapidly and affects more than 1 in 7 American adults, with people of color at greater risk for kidney failure. Nephrologist Dr. Vincent Anthony returns for Part Three of a detailed discussion about kidney disease in Black and Brown communities, and what it means to adopt a wellness mindset.
“I had a lot of mom guilt. I just had to realize to give him the life that I wanted him to have – I was going to have to make the sacrifice, and hopefully that sacrifice was not going to be detrimental to him,” said Hopkins.