Discrimination
Long Beach workers allege discrimination in Public Works, call for national Black employee protections
Despite city officials denying systemic discrimination, Black workers like Anthony Holmes and Kyle Seals are speaking out.
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Discrimination
Despite city officials denying systemic discrimination, Black workers like Anthony Holmes and Kyle Seals are speaking out.
Woodrow Wilson High School
The former Wilson girls' team head coach, who stepped down earlier this year, returned to the court earlier this month.
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sports
The docuseries highlights women in sports, making the city's first women's sports bar an ideal location for the event.
The organization's works 'transcend the way' we should work with homeless people, Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal said.
small business
The shop, which opened in 2021, often employed local students and helped those experiencing homelessness.
Festivities throughout the city will highlight the Black community's rich history and vibrant spirit.
Long Beach fans get ready to shine.
The center offers workforce training, an open-use computer lab, free classes, support for entrepreneurs and more.
About 100 people gathered at Lincoln Park and marched down Ocean Boulevard to spread their message.
Ishmael Pruitt co-founded Project Optimism "to stimulate the ambition of our next generation of leaders" and to help students see the value of education.
Rev. Welton Pleasant II has served the city's oldest Black church as pastor for 15 years. During that time, he's been attacked twice.