‘The Raw Word’, A Talk Show That Inspires and Entertains
A new talk show hopes to combat the divisive culture of television.
A new talk show hopes to combat the divisive culture of television.
The Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper received the opportunity to view an artifact from the upcoming King Tut: Treasures of Golden Pharaoh exhibit on Thursday, March 15th at the California Science Center.
Haitian artist, Ulrick Jean-Pierre, shared his creative perspective with the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper. Jean-Pierre paintings explore Haitian history.
Media mogul Mathew Knowles discussed his new book, Racism from the Eyes of a Child, with the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper. Knowles, father of music superstars Beyoncé and Solange, shares his personal experiences with racism, colorism, and discrimination. Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper: This book takes a different route than your previous books. What inspired this one? Mathew Knowles: When I was writing my first book, I was already thinking about my next book. Before I came up with this idea, I wanted to solidify my experience as an author first. I really wanted to leave a legacy for Solange, Beyoncé,
I had the opportunity to pull from different resources from the comic and develop my character.”
It’s all about being of service to another. You don’t have to do it on the magnitude of Dick Gregory.
The event had various interactive exhibits designed by high school students. Exhibits included electronic emoji backpacks, phone app controlled neckties, and 3D printed ice pops
Venson creates songs from personal experiences and paying attention to her surroundings.
The diverse panel included human trafficking survivors and law enforcement officials.
Russell Simmons joined over 75 Los Angeles youth to take a pledge for peace on August 1st.
The event was held in partnership with Community Coalition and is part of RushCard’s Keep The Peace initiative, a national grant program designed to support non-profit, community-based organization across the country promoting peace and reducing youth violence.
Hip Hop mogul Russell Simmons brought his RushCard’s Keep The Peace initiative to the University of Southern California campus on Tuesday, August 1. Over seventy-five South L.A. youth filled the room.