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City Hall - Los Angeles
Join us as we celebrate through art the lives lost at the hands of police brutality
City Hall - Los Angeles
Pico & Redondo Blvd
Brick & We The Movement LA host block party to celebrate Juneteenth
Pico & Redondo Blvd
Central Ave Jazz Park
Join us as One Million March for Black Equity. We will hear from leaders who have strategy on moving us forward. We will march from south ce...
Central Ave Jazz Park
Pershing Square
Juneteenth Jubilee March for Equality. Pershing Square to LA City Hall
Pershing Square
LA City Hall
Darryl J. Musiq presents in partnership with Alice Issac Productions; Sound of Change
LA City Hall
Black demonstrators, many in their teens, 20s and early 30s, have given voice to an ambitious new agenda for social change that goes beyond the demands of some previous generations of activists
In a show of inclusivity and solidarity, volunteers painted “All Black Lives Matter” in the middle of the busy Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue intersection on Saturday to honor black LGBTQ+ people and the fight for justice nationwide.
He had watched a video of four police officers brutalizing a black man pinned to the ground. The video had grabbed headlines and sparked widespread protests. Police departments vowed reform. Sure, these types of protests had happened before, he said, but this one felt different.
When an assassin’s bullet took the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee, he was standing up for the rights of sanitation workers in the city.
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