Malcolm “Earl” Robinson For Los Angeles resident Malcolm “Earl” Robinson, the sport of eventing is something that he got into by accident. It all began eighteen years ago, when he suddenly developed an interest in learning how to ride horses because of a film project that he was working on. After several years of riding, […]
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Black women across the globe are making huge progress in running for political office. In fact, there’s an entire website with a comprehensive list of over 100 Black women running for office. In the state of Arizona, there are 8, California 38 and in Texas, there are a whopping 76. By the way, let’s give a shout
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Back in August 2017 TCV shared exciting news regarding 32 year old African-American Ashley Derby, Chick-Fil-A’s youngest Franchise owner. Well, today marks the opening her second location in downtown Los Angeles. Derby says her passion is to help her team grow. “I want to help them get to where they want to go, whether it’s
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TRUST BLACK WOMEN! That, and among other bold and unapologetic phrases could be heard loud and clear at center of the inaugural march for Black women held earlier today in San Diego, California. Black women and allies united in solidarity while marching down the streets of Euclid and Logan carrying signs and chanting, TRUST
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San Diego (February 24, 2018)- Over 100 Women of Color joined Susan G. Komen San Diego’s Circle of Promise Fashion Show and Breast Health Luncheon. Honoring women affected by breast cancer, the event titled “Many Shades of Pink,” is the brainchild of survivor and community resource advocate Wendy Shurelds, who just happened to be
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San Diego has earned a reputation as a hotbed of STEM activity, however, with a shortage of students entering STEM fields in the workforce, there is a growing need to engage students early on. Inspired by the vision of local entrepreneur, Larry Bock, in collaboration with UC San Diego faculty, the San Diego Festival
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AUTHOR DUCHESS HARRIS SHARES EXPERIENCES OF BLACK WOMEN WHO SUPPORTED U.S. SPACE PROGRAM SAN DIEGO – In honor of Black History Month and Women’s History Month, the San Diego Public Library, University of San Diego and Friends of the Central Library are co-hosting author, historian and professor Duchess Harris, JD, Ph.D., for two speaking engagements. Harris is the granddaughter of Miriam Mann, a
“I’m only Seventeen, wait two of us are just Fifteen.” By: Philip W Liburd (San Diego, CA) At the February 17th 2018, general membership and guests meeting of Black American Political Association of California, San Diego Chapter, BAPAC, Community Activist /Organizer Aeiramique Blake, introduced 6 students from Helix Charter High La Mesa. Ms. Blake
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For some strange reason, I struggled to get out of bed and go to the Women’s March on Saturday, for various reasons. I don’t know, I just felt some kind of way about going. Truth be told, I know exactly why I was hesitant. For the past year with our current president in office, I was
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On January 13, 2018 HBCU Alumni San Diego presents the 4th Annual HBCU Expo. The annual event is open to K-12 and community college students and serve as host to alumni and admissions recruiters who will be onsite to share with students the rich history of our greatest jewels, Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The
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