Camera Club COVID-19 photos: LA devoid of people
Los Angeles Standard Camera Club members took photos around Los Angeles as people followed stay-at-home orders.
African American newspaper
COVID-19 is negatively impacting Black communities
Initially many Black people believed that the coronavirus would not harm Black communities, but poor health and a lack of access to quality heath care has led to higher death rates among Black people.
Center of Hope L.A. encourages younger families to participate in the foster care system
Pastor Geremy Dixon believes that supporting foster care children could “reduce the homeless population, prison population, human trafficking population, and those who are drug addicted.”
Kickstart your real estate career
Keller Williams Inglewood and California Realty Training offer a real estate license course.
L.A. Standard’s Outstanding Student Athlete Hamilton High School’s Jaylen Durham
Durham is a hurdler on the track team, and he participates in gymnastics and dance while carrying a 3.9 GPA.
Nappily Naturals features “African holistic health” products
The Leimert Park wellness store has teas, herbal remedies, organic body care, haircare products, candles, incense, and more.
Fresh hot roasted peanuts on Crenshaw Blvd.
Steven Conaway sells freshly roasted peanuts and healthy snack nuts from right out of his truck.
Black-owned small businesses are still waiting on COVID-19 stimulus funds
Working with community development financial institutions may be the key for local businesses to obtain relief funds.
First responders discuss the daily stresses of battling COVID-19
As a function of their jobs, first responders cannot distance themselves from the coronavirus, which puts them and their families at risk.
“Veils” the musical comes to Los Angeles March 13-14
Black Hollywood Education & Resource Center and Restoration Stage brings the musical to the Nate Holden Performing Arts Center.