The Baldwin Hills area had always been the highlight of the South LA area after being nicknamed the “Black Beverly Hills.” It earned its moniker by being one of the […]
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Elite Auto Network is taking the automotive world by storm
Black-owned businesses in the upper echelon of Beverly Hills are far and few between, especially in the automotive world. Elite Auto Network is bringing some Black star power to Beverly […]
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Black Unicorn Factory honors heroes of Watts
The Black Unicorn Factory, a Black-owned equity venture capital company that builds pre-IPO status for companies on a clear path to the stock market, recently hosted a “sharity” event to […]
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Alzheimer’s patient, AHEAD study reveal more about the disease
Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that occurs over time in elderly adults and can cause memory loss and affect thinking ability. This disease has no cure, and people can experience […]
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Expert explains the effect of abuse and domestic violence on children
According to recent studies, domestic violence has increased during the pandemic, as victims have been forced to share close quarters with their abusers. During a recent zoom conference, Dr. LaTonya […]
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‘Vision Zero’ traffic plan for Western Ave.
LA is getting ready for a safer and more pedestrian-friendly commute on Western Ave. Thanks to Councilmember Marqeece Dawson (District 8); LADOT; and various other organizations, a new redesign project […]
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Leading the charge against tobacco
While attending a zoom conference, guests listened as Dr. Karen Beard explained why she is leading the charge when it comes to helping the Black community beat its tobacco and […]
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County Department of Parks and Recreation to build near Hahn park
Some South LA residents are angry by the recent decision of the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation and the State of California’s Baldwin Hills Conservancy to build […]
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It’s Red Cross Month
March is the month: Arms up veins out as the Red Cross is holding its annual month-long blood drive. The latest push will take place at various locations in LA, […]
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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
In addition to Women’s History Month, the month of March is also Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The awareness brought to this type of cancer is important as it is the […]
