L.A. Sparks athletic trainer Courtney Watson
Watson, a Westchester High School grad, discusses life in the WNBA’s bubble, participating in the social justice movement, and her athletic training internship program.
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Concerts at Tha Alley in Leimert Park Village
Sunday concerts at Hot & Cool Cafe have turned into an outdoor series with shows throughout the week.
The Black Report
FOX SOUL’s all-Black news show covers national news from a Black perspective.
Locals are getting back on bicycles during the pandemic
Gyms are still closed, so many people are getting together for large group rides and joining cycling clubs in the greater Los Angeles area.
Prop 16 would bring back affirmative action to California
Voting yes on Proposition 16 would allow state agencies to use race and gender for education, public employment, and contracting.
UCLA’s Black student population was greatly diminished when Proposition 209 was passed, ending affirmative action in California in 1996.
Dodgers All-Star Mookie Betts and the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation help communities in need
During the COVID-19 pandemic and the election season, Betts and the LADF distribute vital resources and encourage voting in the greater Los Angeles area.
The Clevelands are carrying the torch for Post & Beam
John and Roni Cleveland are the new owners of Post & Beam, and they’re continuing along the same path as founders Brad and Linda Johnson, and founding chef Govind Armstrong.
Our Own promotes voter education in South Los Angeles and Inglewood
The non-profit organization creates a “party experience” to attract local voters.
Bank Black X
OneUnited Bank CEO Kevin Cohee discusses how Black communities can obtain social justice and close the wealth gap by putting their money in Black-owned banks.
Beyoncé and NAACP support Los Angeles Black-owned businesses
Local Black-owned businesses have been awarded the $10,000 BeyGOOD/NAACP Black-Owned Small Business Impact Fund grant. Find out about additional rounds of funding.