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Culture

Centering Blackness and empowering disability in L.A. theatre

by: Tiffany Brown
03.31.2023

Nice to meet ya.

AfroLA is solutions-focused, data-driven and community-centered journalism for Los Angeles, told through the lens of the Black community, and with emphasis on how news may disparately impact L.A.'s most vulnerable groups and communities of color.

Health Care

Street medicine clinics bring much-needed care to L.A.’s unhoused

Justice

Pro athletes today have Curt Flood to thank for free agency. So, why isn't he in the Baseball Hall of Fame?

Climate & Sustainability

The government subsidizes electric vehicles. Why not e-bikes?

Education

L.A. high school’s AP African American Studies course fills a void prohibited elsewhere

Health Care

Street medicine clinics bring much-needed care to L.A.’s unhoused

Justice

Pro athletes today have Curt Flood to thank for free agency. So, why isn't he in the Baseball Hall of Fame?

Climate & Sustainability

The government subsidizes electric vehicles. Why not e-bikes?

Education

L.A. high school’s AP African American Studies course fills a void prohibited elsewhere

Labor & Infrastructure

Working full time and functionally broke

Dragging California’s child care crisis into the light

Local chef offers 'second chances' to formerly incarcerated people

Culture

From Louisiana to La La Land: Black migration’s impact on today’s L.A.

by: Gabrielle Chenault
02.22.2023
Health Care

Black representation and harm reduction are key for a nonprofit helping Skid Row drug users

Opioid addiction recovery providers favor individual-centered treatment options for Black women

A history of medical maltreatment continues to kill Black Americans

Roe reversal fuels clinic to keep abortion options open for Angelenos

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