Hill Harper Talks The Black Wall Street
June 10, 2021
Harper discusses new advancement in financial literacy and freedom designed for the Black and Brown community.
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Emmy-Winning Cinematographer and Photographer John Simmons Details his latest Digital Exhibition “Capturing Beauty: The Artwork and Photography of John Simmons.”
May 13, 2021
Curated by Jimmy Centeno, Simmons’ work is a full display of the historical framework of his start in 1965 to the present day
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and the Robey Theatre Company Collaborate, Mark Their First Collaboration
April 29, 2021
Los Angeles has long since been a landscape for people to journey to in their process of becoming. As many travel for opportunities within Hollywood or theatre, lasting foundations such as the Robey Theatre have been there for Black and people of color (POC) artists of all sorts.
Creative Visionary Laurieann Gibson Shares Worlds of Wisdom in her Debut Book Dance Your Dance
February 11, 2021
Emmy-nominated choreographer, creative director, and entrepreneur Laurieann Gibson is ready to tell her story in her debut book.
L.A. Native and Actress GG Townson talks Salt-N-Pepa Biopic and Making Her City Proud
January 21, 2021
The actress and rising star GG Townson is ready to share her story and create an avenue of escape for her beloved city.
Dr. Martin Luther King’s Non-violent Approach to Justice is Still Alive and Well, Even During Times of Division
January 14, 2021
Dr. King prided himself on his nonviolent approach to justice, a most powerful tool during the Civil Rights Movement.
Actress Lara Rossi Brings to Life A New Narrative for Black Women As Star of New TV Show “The Watch”
January 7, 2021
Rossi shares her latest role breaks the mold allowing her to be a full human, full of flaws and full of truth.
Global Star Amara La Negra Vows to Stand Firm in the Fight for Racial Equality
June 25, 2020
Her passions have propelled her into a position of influence and leadership as she fights for equal rights for Black and Afro-Latino citizens.
OWN’s Greenleaf Cast Get Candid About Final Season During Virtual Roundtable
June 25, 2020
According to the cast, the show wonderfully paints the image of men growing into themselves.
Social Media Unites Celebrities and Common Users to Fight for the End of Police Brutality, Racism, and Injustice Against Black Lives
June 4, 2020
In this day and age, society has built a system and a niche economy within the world of social media. One that produces everyday influencers and brings everyone closer to their favorite celebrities. This same structure is now a change agent in the fight for Black Lives.
Throughout the year’s social media has put a voice to the unheard bringing to light case after case of police brutality. Since the death of Trayvon Martin, there hasn’t been a year without multiple horrific stories and videos of a Black life being taken. With the help of celebrities and the millions of users on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, the names of the thousands and counting Black victims live on. However, justice is yet to be served in its totality.
Comedian, Musician and Actor Barry Brewer Talks ‘Tyler Perry’s Bruh’ on BET and His Artistry
May 21, 2020
Having been in the industry for 18 years, Brewer spent a lot of time perfecting his various crafts
New Poll by The Partnership for L.A. Discusses Difficulties Regarding the Digital Divide in Low-Income Communities
April 30, 2020
As the nation adjusts to the new normal, education remains a topic of discussion as students have been learning from home. With assistance from teachers, parents are now asked to homeschool their children, but the question for many lies in resources.
Bass Holds a Telephone Town Hall To Inform Residents What They Can Do With Resources and Government Assistance
April 9, 2020
Congresswoman Karen Bass of the 37th District held a telephone town hall to discuss the passing of the $2 trillion stimulus package plan passed by congress. To help ease worries and concerns, the congresswoman addressed her neighbors and ways they can take advantage of the resources.
Congresswoman Adams Discusses Maternal Mortality Rates and the Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act of 2020
April 9, 2020
Throughout the years Black maternal health has been a topic discussed almost exclusively between Black women, doulas, and doctors. However, with help from several congresswomen, Black maternal health will be accompanied by new and historic legislation.
Congresswoman Waters Holds Telephone Town Hall to Discuss the CARES Act and COVID-19 Updates
April 9, 2020
Upholding her promise, Congresswoman Maxine Waters held another telephone town hall meeting with Los Angeles residents to detail more facts regarding COVID-19. The phone call was held Thursday, April 2, 2020, with nearly 15K listeners on the line.