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September 1, 2023
Breaking News
- City National Bank Sponsors Brenda Marsh-Mitchell Gospel Stage at 2023 Taste of Soul
- The Rams, City Year, Beautify Washington Prep High School
- L.A. Urban League Host Analysis on State of Black Los Angeles
- Crenshaw Wall to Receive Long-Awaited Renovation
- The Second Annual HBCU Culture Fest Returns to L.A.
- Princess of Tennis: Coco Gauff’s Historic Summer Solidifies Her as a Tennis Great
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- Exploring the Broader Impact of Howard vs. Hampton HBCU Football Tradition on African American Community and Culture
- 49ers Edge Out Rams in 30-23 Thriller in Los Angeles
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Podcasts
WATCH:Black Money Matters Podcast Ep. 2 – Building and Maintaining Black Wealth Pt. 1 Ft. Deb Langford
June 15, 2022
Deb Langford is an Executive Director and the Head of #BlackWealth Initiatives for J.P. Morgan Private Bank. In her leadership function, Debra champions the development of opportunities that guide affluent members of the Black community in the growth and preservation of their wealth, and in leaving generational legacies. #LA #lasentinrl #newepisode
Listen: Black Money Matters Podcast – Ep. 1 – Closing The Racial Equity Gap
January 27, 2022
Black Money Matters Podcast Series – Episode 1. Special Guest Diedra Porche, Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase. Hosted by Danny Bakewell, Jr.
Black Money Matters Podcast Series Goes Live on Thursday January 27!
January 20, 2022
Black Money Matters Podcast Series goes live on Thursday January 27. Special Guest Diedra Porche, Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase. Hosted by Danny Bakewell, Jr.
WATCH: Grand Opening of Chase Community Center
June 3, 2021
On Thursday, May 6, Chase Bank (on the corner of Crenshaw Blvd. and Vernon Blvd.) marked the grand opening of its first community center branch in California, a completely redesigned banking experience for the South Los Angeles community in the Crenshaw District. The new branch has a focus on helping people of color and small businesses owners in underserved communities. The new community center is part of JPMorgan Chase’s $30 billion five-year commitment to advance racial equity and close the racial wealth gap by bringing more opportunities to diverse and underserved communities, like South Los Angeles where 19% of the