Castmember Tye White plays O.J. Simpson’s son in mini-series
February 5, 2016
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Harris Honors first Back on Track L.A. Participants
January 14, 2016
California Attorney General Kamala Harris revisited Pitchess Detention Center in Castaic January 5 Castaic January 5, to present 53 participants of the Back on Track Los Angeles anti-recidivism program with certificates of recognition. The program was launched in March of last year via a $750,000 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Justice Second Chance Act. An emotional Harris addressed the class during a press conference at the center, where she also thanked all who were involved in the program. “Let me start by thanking you for proving that it can be done,” Harris told program facilitators and participants. “This
Min. Tony Shares Farrakhan’s Vision For Million Man March 20th Anniversary
October 8, 2015
“We’ve got to go back to the Honorable Elijah Muhammad’s teaching to do for self,” Nation of Islam Western Regional Minister Tony Muhammad told the Sentinel in a recent interview. Muhammad talked about his beginning ministry with NOI here in Los Angeles, about relating to the young street soldiers, but most importantly he talked about “Justice or Else” the 20th anniversary of The Million Man March. Ten, ten, fifteen he said, is more than just about going to make demands on the government but rather, “it’s about making demands on ourselves.” “The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan wants to finish what