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Denise Hunter
Denise Hunter is the President and Chief Operating Officer of FAME Corporations. FAME Corporations serves as the non-profit arm of the First A.M.E. Church of Los Angeles, the oldest African American congregation is Los Angeles. In her role as President, Mrs. Hunter has direct responsibility for management and oversight for the thirteen corporate entities borne […]
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DR. KWAKU PERSON-LYNN
Known for his way with students, Kwaku Person-Lynn is a native of Los Angeles, a husband, father of five sons and a grandfather of two. Professionally, he is an historian, musicologist, educator, author, filmmaker, and radio producer. He has published two books (e.g., First Word: Black Scholars, Thinkers, Warriors: Knowledge, Wisdom, Mental Liberation. New York: […]
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California Bill of Rights Town Hall!
Join Dominique DiPrima as she hosts and moderates the California Legislative Black Caucus’ Homeowners Bill of Rights Town Hall. The event is free, and free parking is provided in the visitor lot at 39th and Figueroa. Thursday, June 21st at 6pm California Science Center Wallis Annenberg Building (Muses Room) 700 State Drive, Los Angeles For […]
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Middle class would face higher taxes under Republican plan, analysis finds
The tax reform plan that House Republicans have advanced would sharply cut taxes for the wealthiest Americans and could leave middle-class households facing much larger tax bills, according to a new analysis set to be released Wednesday. The report, prepared by Senate Democrats and reviewed by nonpartisan tax experts, marks the first attempt to quantify […]
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TONY WAFFORD, CYNTHIA DAVIS and TINA HENDERSON, PhD,
TONY WAFFORD, (right) President and CEO of “I Choose Life Health and Wellness Center”, (ICL), an organization founded to address health disparities in the Black community. He works tirelessly in partnership with the National Action Network and its entire membership to educate them on health literacy, increase access to health screenings, along with HIV testing […]
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More evidence to be released in Trayvon Martin case, judge rules
(CNN) — A judge has ordered the release of additional evidence in the Trayvon Martin case, including an autopsy report, photographs of the crime scene and details of what George Zimmerman said to police the night he shot the Florida teen. Attorneys for Zimmerman had argued that his conversations with Sanford, Florida, police the night […]
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ORAN Z’s PAN AFRICAN BLACK FACTS & WAX MUSEUM
The Importance of Education to Black America and Black History Page 1 by Roger Smith Frederick Douglass, at the twenty-third anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation stated that “Education, the sheet anchor to a society where liberty and justice are secure, is a dangerous thing to society in the presence of injustices and oppressions….” Douglass knew […]
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NYC mayor defends “stop and frisk” at black church
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg took his defense of the police department’s “Stop and Frisk” program to one of Brooklyn’s highest crime communities on Sunday, championing the program from the pulpit of a black church inBrownsville. Civil rights advocates, civil libertarians and a federal judge have criticized some aspects of the program […]
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Zoran Basich – Attorney/Long-Term Care expert
For over 30 years, Zoran Basich has guided the elderly and families through complex government regulations. He’s considered one of the nation’s pre-eminent experts in Long-Term Care. You can reach him at 800-7 Senior (800-773-6467) or go to www.NHScare.com for more info.
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Brian Banks gets workout with Seattle Seahawks
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — It’s Brian Banks’ patience and perseverance that put him back on the football field trying out for the Seattle Seahawks in hopes of fulfilling a lifelong dream of playing in the NFL. “Look where I am, look where I am today. I thank God for this and the last thing I […]
