Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion November 15, 2022
Several years ago, a woman who lives around the corner in Inglewood told me a story common to black people who were among the first to move into once-white cities. She and her husband bought their house in 1967. Every day that summer, she said, her next-door neighbor came out on his porch, glaring. Whenever he saw her, this white man shouted not a greeting, but a question: Why are you here? In a few months, he was gone, along with pretty much... + full article
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Not that many years ago, few would have thought that the gentrification of Inglewood would be a cause for concern among the city’s residents and leaders. Yet major and historical development is leading many citizens to ask: How will this personally benefit me? It’s been a... + más
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CNN USA Health October 29, 2022
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion October 14, 2022
During all the disruptions of the last two years, walking — one of the few public activities that’s stayed COVID-proof — was absolutely essential. Taking the dogs out into my southeast Inglewood neighborhood, I was on a daily mission to maintain routine in the face of... + más
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The New York Times USA Opinion October 06, 2022
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The Root USA Entertainment September 24, 2022
It looks like one of our forever tv, film, and all-around faves, Issa “Always Doing GOAT Shit” Rae, has added yet another title to her resume: Queen of Inglewood.nnnAccording to People, over the weekend, the Insecure star was awarded the prestigious (and hella fitting) honor... + más
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