Our Authors Study Club Celebrates 74 Years of African American History with Black Migrations
March 28, 2019
The theme emphasized the movement of people of African descent to new destinations and subsequently to new social realities.
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WGGLA and CPRF Celebrate 200th Birthday of Biddy Mason
September 5, 2018
Event saluted legacy of the former slave who donated land in 1872 to establish First AME Church of L.A. The 200th birthday of Bridget “Biddy” Mason sparked a big celebration in downtown Los Angeles on Aug. 11. The Women’s Group of Greater Los Angeles County (WGGLA) joined with the Cynthia Perry Ray Foundation (CPRF) to recognize the legacy of Mason, a former slave, nurse, philanthropist and real estate entrepreneur, who donated the land in 1872 to establish First AME Church of L.A. The event, officially called the 4th Annual Call For Boldness, was held at the Biddy Mason Memorial Park