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Y’all Gotta Hear This
Y’all Gotta Hear This
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Black Women Are Divine: A Celebration of Joy, Remembrance, and Sisterhood
Black Women Are Divine: A Celebration of Joy, Remembrance, and Sisterhood
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Know Your Rights. Build Your Power. Join Us March 31.
Know Your Rights. Build Your Power. Join Us March 31.
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— Assata Shakur

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Dignity can’t wait. Black workers in Long Beach have been raising concerns about discrimination, unsafe conditions, and unequal opportunities for years. They have gone through the proper channels, spoken at City Council meetings, and taken leg
✨ Hey Sis, you’re invited. ✨ Black Women Are Divine is a reclamation. In honor of Breonna Taylor, whose life was taken in March 2020, we choose to gather not only in grief—but in love, joy, and deep connection. What was meant to break u
There’s a difference between watching a movement… and being part of it. Black Lives Matter Grassroots was built by people in the streets, in classrooms, in courtrooms, and in community spaces. It grew from a call to transform grief into
Sign up for text messages from Black Lives Matter Grassroots to get updates from our boots on the ground network across the globe. Scan or click the QR code or visit tinyurl.com/BLMGrassrootsTexts @blmgrassroots
Join us for the upcoming Black Neighborhood Tenant Council meeting! This is a space for Black renters and community members to come together, learn about local politics, and better understand our rights as tenants. Knowledge is power, and collective
🎶 Y’all gotta hear this. Pull up for a community record listening party celebrating women artists this #WomensHistoryMonth. Bring your vinyl and share one song by a woman artist you love, or come discover new music and connect with the commun
✨ Hey Sis, you’re invited. ✨ Join us for Black Women Are Divine, a joyful gathering celebrating the beauty, brilliance, and power of Black women. 💜 Each year, communities across the country come together through Black Lives Matter Grassroots
Laverne Duncan is a pillar of Black history in Long Beach. As founder of the Andy Street Community Association, she helped transform a once-neglected block in North Long Beach, once marked by violent crime and disinvestment, into a model of pride, s
Malcolm X 61 years ago today, we lost a visionary. We did not lose the mission. Join us an Audrena Redmond, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter Grassroots Long Beach as we gather in reflection, remembrance, and renewed commitment during the 61st #Ange