Black-owned bookstore in Inglewood will be a safe haven for the community
Inglewood native Asha Grant has raised over $80,000 through GoFundMe to open a bookstore on Queen Street, just off of Market Street.
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Inglewood native Asha Grant has raised over $80,000 through GoFundMe to open a bookstore on Queen Street, just off of Market Street.
McMullen is a media personality and lifestyle curator who has a cooking show on Aspire TV which is produced by Issa Rae Presents.
DeVeaux, a South Los Angeles native, has worked on blockbuster films, with major corporations, and with celebrities such as Dave Chappelle and Ice Cube.
Black fraternities and sororities have locally participated in the Black Lives Matter movement.
Bigger and Better Business is a national program of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. The program was created to…
During the the 1960s and 1970s, the Crenshaw Center was the place to be. But there is a need for adaptation, which has happened to shopping centers and districts around Los Angeles.
The Inglewood church held a march against systematic oppression while celebrating Black excellence and mobilizing for strategic impact.
Fatima Dodson sells Afrocentric women’s clothing and she created Head Wraps in the Park.
The Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center in Leimert Park created a path for Christopher Powe to go to college.
Chef Michael Burnett makes Jamaican food that makes his customers say, “Ah, that’s so good.”