As the winner of every battle and knockout round of challenges and finally making it to the last round of playoffs where America gets involved in the judging, the new LA resident could take the title.
Los Angeles Southwest College’s student equity, Alumni Association and Student Services hosted a conference last weekend, as a part of their Black History month programming focused on mentoring and developing skills in the African American and Latin American young male.
The group of about 100 patrons crowded a room in the exhibit hall to hear words from three men with great wisdom.
The Abbott Kinney Library on Venice Boulevard in Venice Beach hosted a revival of sorts, during its Black History Month programming; the gathering was part rally, part sermon, part Black history lesson on the forgotten people of Venice Beach, California.
As a part of City Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson’s celebration of African American Heritage month series of public programming, City Hall recognized Historical Black College & Universities (HBCU) Day with a reception and council presentation for HBCU Alumnae Alisa Orduna and Karim Webb.
A careful variety of HCBU alumni from the 1940s through the ’70s peppered the storytelling with first hand accounts or their experiences of protest, death and celebration.
In the documentary, we follow Bradley as he uses previous “Coalition-building campaign strategies” used before by other campaigns (of civil rights, Mayor Sam Yorty) before him to succeed.
Beloved comedian and activist, Dick Gregory, has left a gaping hole in the African American diaspora since his death just a few months ago. Brought together to honor his work and to recognize the activism work being done in the Los Angeles community, The Wallis Center for Performing Arts hosted a powerful conversation.
On Friday December 15, the L.A. Convention center was taken over literally by 10,000 female middle and high school students from the 6th to the 12th grade.
Ray J is putting his money and his name behind a new consumer electronics venture, RayCon.
A group of the most elite sophomore, juniors and senior students of King Drew convened at the school library to share their personal stories with the Chancellor.
Each week concluded with a musical performance and new music video, and the original music is available via Walt Disney Records at online music stores.
You tell somebody now that James Brown was the Micheal Jackson of his time and they won’t believe you.”
Tamar-Kali discussed the making of the score and the importance of this film with Los Angeles Sentinel.
LA 92 is told in news clips and summaries of journalists and newsmen and women on the ground as the 92’ unrest was in progress.