On Saturday, December 3, Black Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles, Inc. (BWL) held a memorial tribute service at the Southwestern Law School to honor BWL Co-Founder and the first African American woman judge in California Justice Vaino H. Spencer who passed away in October of 2016 at the age of 96.
Legendary comedian, actor, author, and motivational speaker Michael Colyar has been in the game for a number of years
“This is my obligation and purpose in life – simply to inspire, change, and save lives.”
Tuesday, November 8th President elect Donald Trump beat Secretary Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Presidential election. For the past five days, protests and riots have erupted in states across the U.S.
L.A.’s one and only Hair Extension Bar thrives in Inglewood
The clinic is a community-based integrated medical practice in the Crenshaw area
The day before Taste of Soul sets the tone for the big day
Signs of domestic violence can be seen in young men and women as early as the 5th grade
Taste of Soul continues to be the #1 family festival around
After one year in business, the pair is ready to bring back simplicity to soul food
This boutique is spreading urban threads through the streets of L.A. and getting women hung up on fashion
Tuesday, September 19, a candlelight vigil was held for 19-year-old Camp Pendleton Marine Carlos Segovia-Lopez who was shot in the head last week, after leaving his girlfriends home in South L.A.
Self-taught baker Nicole Green went from selling cupcakes on the corner of her family’s home to owning her own bakery in a matter of years.
Finch talks advice, career moves and professional success
After 40 years of women of color primarily being affected by the decision to remove abortion from Medicaid, new polling data shows “battleground” voters are in 76 percent agreement that the Hyde Amendment needs to be overturned.