The Black Los Angeles I grew up with is slipping away - Los Angeles Times

For my parents, L.A. was a place of progress and opportunity. But today, especially for poor and working-class Black people, it's a disappointment.
For my parents, L.A. was a place of progress and opportunity. But today, especially for poor and working-class Black people, it's a disappointment.

Jane Seymour: 'At 70 I thought, let's smash the glass ceiling

Katie Couric on 'Going There,' Her Wild, Unflinching Memoir

The Secret Sacred Spring in West L.A.

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River Phoenix died 25 years ago. He's still slipping away from us. – Chicago Tribune

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River Phoenix died 25 years ago. He's still slipping away from us. – Chicago Tribune

Devastating defeat: A look back at Portland Trail Blazers' Game 7 loss to L.A. Lakers, 20 years later

The First Black Airmen to Fly Across America, Air & Space Magazine

50 Years of American Graffiti : The cars, the music, and the everlasting impact - Hagerty Media