Enjonette Baker, Walking by Faith and Not By Sight
March 22, 2017
“It’s time for us women to show that we can be business owners too.”
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Kimberlee Buck
This Week in Women’s History
March 22, 2017
Both known and overlooked Black women who have made a way for women today through entertainment, inventions and politics.
This Week in Women’s History
March 15, 2017
Past and modern day Black women who have made herstory
The Women behind #BlackLivesMatter
March 15, 2017
On February 26, 2012 Black America was in an outrage over the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin who was killed in Sanford, Florida by a white 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman after reporting Martin to the police as “suspicious.”
Councilman Curren D. Price Jr. Re-elected To The New 9th
March 8, 2017
On Tuesday, March 7, the city of Los Angeles held primary elections for mayor, city council seats, city attorney, city controller and community colleges board of trustees seats.
Black Female Inventors and Scientist
March 1, 2017
This week in Women’s History Month, we focus on the great accomplishments Black female inventors and scientists have contributed to the world.
Taste of Soul Health Providers
February 22, 2017
2016 Taste of Soul Health Providers reflect on the importance of wellness, community and family at the largest street festival in Los Angeles.
Taking The Lid Off Greatness
February 15, 2017
“I’ve made some of the same mistakes multiple times, but I never let my mistakes outnumber my attempts at a greater me.”
Sen. Kamala Harris talks Black History Month and Politics
February 15, 2017
Senator Kamala Harris speaks about the significance of Black History Month, the Trump Administration and her first 90 days in office
The Most Successful Black Entrepreneurs throughout History
February 8, 2017
Black Entrepreneurs from the 1800’s through the late 1900’s
Michael Colyar Hits the Stage with the World Debut of His One Man Show “Michael Colyar’s Momma”
February 1, 2017
The wait for Michael Colyar’s highly anticipated one man show, “Michael Colyar’s Momma” is finally over. The debut of the dramatic one man show will premiere, Friday, February 3 and Saturday, February 4 at the Hollywood Barnsdall Theatre.
BLACK HISTORY: Past and Present members of The Congressional Black Caucus
February 1, 2017
Prior to the founding of the Congressional Black Caucus being founded, was its predecessor, the Democratic Select Committee. The committee which was founded by in January 1969 by a group of Black members of the House of Representatives including: 1. Shirley Chisholm 2. William L. Clay Sr. 3. Louis Stokes 4. Charles Diggs (First Chairman) The organization was renamed the Congressional Black Caucus in February 1971, founders include: 1. William L. Clay Sr., Missouri 2. Shirley Chisholm, New York 3. Louis Stokes, Ohio 4. George W. Collins 5. John Conyers 6. Ronald Dellums 7. Augustus F. Hawkins 8. Ralph Metacalfe
Suite Four Wine Gives Millennial Women A Reason To Celebrate
January 4, 2017
Suite Four Sparkling Wine Company Creates a Celebratory Drinking Experience for the Millennial Generation
LAFD rookie TA’Ana Mitchell talks life as the first African American firefighter in over 13 years
December 21, 2016
Mitchell has worked in the military for 16 years. In 2000, Mitchell enlisted in the Army and later the Air Force. Today, she is the first African American female the LAFD has hired in over 13 years.
Barbershop Health Initiative Fights to Reduce High Blood Pressure in Black Men
December 14, 2016
At A New You Barber and Beauty Salon, clients can receive a haircut and a high blood pressure test