Assemblymember Sebastian Ridley-Thomas speaks with Brandon I. Brooks, managing editor of the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and the L..A. Watts Times Newspaper on sabotage of Affordable Care Act.
California State Assemblymember for the 54th District, Sebastian Ridley – Thomas explains the job of an assemblyman and his passion for economics and leadership.
Chair of the Revenue & Taxation Committee is poised to lead city and state to promising future
Thomas “Tommy the Clown” Johnson is an iconic dance industry figure and originator of “krump dancing” and the “Battle Zone.” This year marks the 25th anniversary and creation of the unspoken “clowning” and “krumping” dance movement.
Legendary sports commentator Stephen A. Smith speaks on Blacks working behind the scenes at ESPN, give advice to next generation and speaks on Legacy.
ESPN’s “First Take” is one of the most popular sports shows on television. The show has undergone a major overhaul on all fronts in the last few months, from talent to programming content. At the helm of these efforts are two African-American men – David Roberts, Vice President of Audio Network Content and Antoine Lewis, Coordinating Producer.
Legendary sports commentator Stephen A. Smith speaks on diversity and his controversial comments regarding the Black Lives Matter movement.
Hosted by Brandon I. Brooks, managing editor Los Angeles Sentinel and L.A. Watts Times
Renowned sportscaster Stephen A. Smith goes in depth on his struggles with reading as a child and his method of overcoming his academic obstacles.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
During an intimate dinner, journalists discussed their experiences after touring the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture in Washington, D.C.
When it comes to the world of sports commentary, few voices, faces or names are more recognizable than that of Stephen A. Smith.
Dr. Limbaugh discusses his vision to lead West LA College and outreach to Black community
These ground-breaking pioneers started the first the first Black newspaper called Freedom’s Journal in 1827.
“Once there’s a struggle for the gun, that really changes things,” -DA Jackie Lacey
“I’m very much aware of the national dialogue on the disparities in the criminal justice system, biases that exist against people of color, particularly African American men,” -DA Jackie Lacey
This week the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper and L.A. Watts Times Managing Editor Brandon I. Brooks sat down with District Attorney Jackey Lacey.
Councilman Dotson’s Leadership Moves Inglewood Forward