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— Assata Shakur

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THE REVOLUTION WILL STILL NOT BE TELEVISED. Not on your feed. Not in headlines. Not in algorithms designed to keep you scrolling. It will happen when we come together In person. In shared space. In conversation. In community. Right now, it’s
If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed lately… you’re not alone. The world feels like a lot right now. And it’s easy to shut down, scroll past it, or feel like nothing you do matters. But people before us faced thse types of r
Black workers said what needed to be said. The press release is out. The data is clear. The demands are on the table. Now it’s time for action from the Coty if Long Beach. The official press statement has just been released. Community leade
Can’t wait to see you all today at our Black Women Are Divine Celebration! 12-4pm at Blu’ Arts and Wellness Gallery! FOOD, MUSIC, PERFORMANCES!
Black creatives, makers, and entrepreneurs: this one’s for you ✊🏾 If you sell merchandise, thinking about starting, or want to understand how to legally vend in Long Beach, come to this Merchandise Vendors Workshop & Clinic. This is an o
🚨 Black renters in Long Beach: this one is for you... KNOW YOUR RIGHTS, KNOW YOUR POWER! What’s actually in your lease? What is your landlord required to fix? And what can you do when things aren’t getting handled? Join us tomorrow nig
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