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Sounds From Afar: The brunch series uniting L.A.’s diasporas through food and music

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By Taylor Price
| USC Annenberg Media Verified
In the heart of Hollywood sits Flavors From Afar, a restaurant where a Navajo-Apache, a Sudanese refugee, an Inglewood native and a first-generation Ethiopian American work side by side. Founded in 2018 by Meymuna Hussein-Cattan, the global and Indigenous restaurant sustains Tiyya Foundation, a nonprofit supporting displaced people with the resources they need to build new lives. “It’s a very beautiful—I don’t know what to call it,” Hussein-Cattan said. “It’s like a proof of concept.
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How a promising Inglewood teen became the youngest member on the school board

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By Taylor Price
| AfroLA Verified
Amaya Hazard, IUSD's first student board member. (Photo courtesy of Amaya Hazard) On Nov. 4, 2008, Alexis Hazard sat in her living room in Conyers, Georgia, a small suburb about 25 miles east of Atlanta. She watched Barack Obama become the first Black president-elect. Obama’s “Yes, We Can!” campaign had swept the country, but for Black Americans, that sentiment of hope carried a particular weight. In his victory speech, Obama once again, centered hope and change.
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From ‘Fruitvale Station’ to ‘Sinners’: How San Francisco Film builds Bay Area filmmakers before Hollywood calls

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By Taylor Price
| USC Annenberg Media Verified
Following a rainy Tuesday, Feb. 24 screening of “Sinners” hosted by San Francisco Film at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theatre, actor Delroy Lindo reminded the audience of the significance of where they were. “We are here in Oakland, and this is a native son right here,” he said, placing a hand on writer-director Ryan Coogler’s shoulder. “Zinzi [Coogler], Raphael [Saadiq],” he continued, emphasizing the Oakland-born collaborators.
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