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A Ratchet R & B Party
Fri. Feb. 7| 10PM-2AM| $0-$15
Resident DTLA | 428 South Hewitt Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Come through with current boo or find your future lover ya’ll.
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Black Entrepreneur Expo & Mixer
Sat. Feb. 08| 10AM - 2PM| $0-$26
Watts Coffee House| 1827 East 103rd Street , Los Angeles, CA 90002
The Ashe Academy is partnering with the Historic Watts Coffee House to unite Black Entrepreneurs and professionals in Arts & STEM!!
You don’t want to miss this evening of magic!
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A Throwback to Black Love...A "Back in The Day Brunch/Dinner"
Sat. Feb. 8| 11AM-4PM | $12+
Los Angeles | Secret Location (TBA), Los Angeles, CA 90008
Come celebrate black lunch with some seasoned brunch & bomb mimosas!
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Brother Breathe - Brother Grieve
Sun. Feb 9| 12PM-2PM| $25
The Tree South La | 8227 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90047
Black joy and pain is real. Grief is a natural response to loss. In this special offering of Brother Breathe, participants will have a safe space to express their feelings, learn coping mechanisms for dealing with grief and anxiety, practice mindfulness meditation, and creatively envision a more peaceful 2020. This interactive workshop is for Black boys and men 13 years and older.
*Feel free to bring a photo of a lost loved one.
Suggested Donation: $25 , no person turned away for lack of funds
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Making Mammy: Stereotypes in Black Cinema
SUN. Feb.8| 3PM-4:30PM| Free
California African American Museum | 600 State Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90037
Brenda Stevenson, professor and Nickoll Family Endowed Chair in History at the University of California, Los Angeles, and co-curator of Making Mammy: A Caricature of Black Womanhood, 1840–1940 examines how the legacy of the mammy stereotype lives on in the public imagination through film, entertainment, and advertising, as well as how it perpetuates falsehoods about African Americans.
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Dear Kobe Bryant,
Thank you for empowering a community to pursue their dreams, unlock their greatness, and embrace the beautiful things in life like family. Long live the legend. Rest in power.