As we head into Black History Month, as Black people, let’s make February our beginning of the New Year or as a new beginning of thinking for ourselves, understanding ourselves (and America), leaning on and learning from our culture, and throughout the year, not to allow America’s fear (White fear) to be our Black reality.
The month of February is a time for celebrating love. Everywhere we look there are roses, little red hearts, boxes of chocolates, people going to candlelight dinners, and girlfriends even celebrating “Galentine’s Day.”
A section of MacArthur Park reopened to the public after being closed for more than four months as crews conducted a $1.5 million improvement project with landscape and general park upgrades.
Over 3,000 new cases of the COVID-19 virus have been reported in Los Angeles County over the past several days. This is the largest number of new cases since that Los Angeles County has reported since February of this year.
With February being American Heart Month, Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles offers the following lifestyle tips to help maintain good health and a strong heart
Timed to coincide with Black History Month
Marikoko boutique holds “Choosing a Home for YOUR Small Business” in Leimert Park
Attractions also include KPFK radio host DJ Potira, with an eclectic set of Brazilian music, and BatukAxe presenting samba reggae and Olodum-style performance.
The workshops will provide strategies that cover the spectrum of Black male life from the personal to the public, at home and in the world abroad.
The outdoor pop-up will feature craft vendors, live music, food trucks, culture and community.
The Technology Entertainment Convergence (TEC) Leimert