Raquelle Wallace, an actress and writer from Orlando, Florida, now calls Los Angeles home as she carves out a growing career in the entertainment industry.
For Alana, the story doesn’t truly begin until she’s stepped past the edge of a boundary, into the endless unknown where her creativity thrives.
For nearly 30 years, Conrad Cooper and his wife, Londa Parks, have run Swim to Me, a swimming instruction program that has taught over 35,000 children and adults.
Pushing boundaries and limits has been an undercurrent of the Rev. Dr. Michael J. Fisher’s pastorship both inside and outside of the church.
Diaspora Groceries is not just a grocery store; it’s a way of life, connecting people back to the land and building a legacy of opportunity for future generations.
On Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., More of God Global Ministries and Robin Renee Ministries founder, Robin Renee, will host the empowering “(Wo)man in the Mirror Workshop,” offering a day of self-reflection, spiritual growth, and community at an accessible $40 ticket price.
Issa Rae’s Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen at 4427 W. Slauson in South L.A. brings together a welcoming atmosphere, community networking, delicious food and drinks with live music.
The Taste of Soul is known for its incredible line-up of performers and food vendors, but the opportunities extend far beyond the realms of live music and cuisine; medical screenings, including blood pressure checks and body mass index (BMI) measurements, nutritional information, health insurance registration, mental health resources, career opportunities and more.
Marley Rae is a multi-hyphenate figure in the creative wellness space, merging her passions for mental health, yoga, acting, and global connection.
Business owner and cinematographer Sam Hicks advises entrepreneurs.
CCSCLA Executive Director Noreen McClendon shares the new initiatives and endeavors that the organization has undertaken.
Terry Santiel, a legendary percussionist hailing from South Central Los Angeles, continues to leave an indelible mark on the music industry.
Honey Blu is an MC, singer-songwriter, and community organizer born, raised, and based in Los Angeles.
The African American Cinema Society (AACS) at USC has emerged as the only club that caters specifically toward Black filmmakers.
Majorr Smith leads healing movements Healing Hause and Choosetarian.