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This Week in Black History February 26, 1988
Debi Thomas becomes the first African American to medal at a Winter Olympics when she wins the bronze medal in…
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Filmmaker tackles subject of Black male human trafficking
By Victoria Moore Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — When filmmaker Kevin Coleman-Cohen decided to tackle the subject of human trafficking…
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Culver City venue allows children to play ‘Under the Sea’
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — An aquatic adventure awaits children of all ages at Under the Sea…
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SPORTS DIGEST: Tiger Woods to make 2024 debut in Genesis Invitational
By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer You don’t get a chance to see Tiger Woods on the golf course very often…
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Kobe Bryant statue unveiled outside Crypto.com Arena
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Laker legend Kobe Bryant joined a roster of greats memorialized outside Crypto.com Arena Feb.…
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This Week in Black History February 16, 1970
Joe Frazier knocked out Jimmy Ellis in the second round of their fight at Madison Square Garden to become the…
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SPORTS DIGEST: Clippers, Lakers perform well on Grammy Road Trip
By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer They call it the Grammy Road Trip. Every year, the Lakers and Clippers (and the…
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This Week in Black History Feb. 12, 1909
Educator W.E. B. DuBois is one of 60-plus activists who form the NAACP to fight for racial equality for Black…
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‘Niagara Movement’ depicts early battle for civil rights
By Darlene Donloe “The Niagara Movement: The Early Battle for Civil Rights,” an hour-long documentary by WNED PBS, delves deep…
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SPORTS DIGEST: Chargers hope to make statement with Harbaugh hire
By Don Wanlass Contributing Writer Seven years after moving north from San Diego, the Los Angeles Chargers are finally trying…
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