Taste of Soul Continues to Make History
Every October, as the number of people who line Crenshaw Boulevard for the Taste of Soul grows larger, the sentiment among those who put it together is the same.
Every October, as the number of people who line Crenshaw Boulevard for the Taste of Soul grows larger, the sentiment among those who put it together is the same.
Photographer Malcolm Ali explains the relationship between the black press and the Grammys.
Bakewell and LA World Airports CEO Deborah Flint to Give Commencement Keynote Addresses
United Hood Nation held a town hall meeting on solutions to gun violence in their community.
Members of L.A. Bloods and Crips gangs met in peace under one roof at the Nation of Islam’s meeting on July 17 and forged the “Bloods & Crips 2016 Peace Treaty, July 17th Cease Fire Agreement.”
Cedric “The Entertaner”, Omar Epps, Marlon Wayans, Tasha Smith and Megan Goode Lead Movement To Have Black Hollywood Stand United in Support of Ending The Senseless Violence
Los Angeles Sentinel Executive Editor and Chief of Staff Danny J. Bakewell, Jr., was awarded the Director’s Award from the Mablean Ephriam Foundation (MEF). Bakewell, Jr., was honored with the prestigious award during the Foundation’s 14th Annual Unsung Father’s Awards and Scholarship Brunch at the Long Beach Hilton Hotel on Sunday, June 19, 2016.
In honor of Jackie Robinson Day, Danny Bakewell throws first pitch for the Dodgers as they battled against the San Francisco Giants.
Danny Bakewell Sr. addresses the Los Angeles community in a press conference, regarding the racists actions and comments of Wayne Spindler, to LA City Council President, Harb Wesson Jr.
The legacies of two men who have advocated for the less fortunate will intersect in a stadium where all are normally encouraged to “think blue”
When Angela Howard joined the Los Angeles Sentinel as an intern in 1986, creating a weekly newspaper required a multitude of skills. Fortunately, Howard was not only intelligent, creative and willing, but also a quick study who learned to mark-up copy, lay strips of type, take memorable photographs and manage circulation personnel.
Legendary Los Angeles sportscaster and writer Brad Pye, Jr. returned home to the Los Angeles Sentinel this month and was named by Los Angeles Sentinel Executive Publisher Danny J. Bakewell, Sr. as sports editor emeritus for the newspaper. “It’s a great homecoming and it gives me a great opportunity to get back in the saddle again,” Pye said.
Family and close friends gather to celebrate music industry icon, Clarence Avant’s 85th Birthday in Beverly Hills, Ca.
From September 24-27 activists-intellectuals, social and racial justice activists, educators, ministers, teachers, professors, social workers and other professionals, students and everyday people from across the country gathered to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Organization Us and the African American Cultural Center, and of the introduction of the organization’s philosophy, Kawaida, and the Nguzo Saba (The Seven Principles) at the Nguzo Saba 2015 Conference and Awards Luncheon held here in Los Angeles.