ATLANTA — One morning in March 2014, Rachel Bol earned something she had never had before. After spending most of her life in refugee camps, she finally had a country where she could live safely — and one she could call her own.
“God helped me become a U.S. citizen,” said the 47-year-old South Sudan native during an ethnic media roundtable at the Latin American Association here
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Selling A Business, With Expert Broker, Anteneh Dejene, Make It Grow With Pamela Anchang
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The first ever African Wedding Expo in Los Angeles! This event promises to connect brides/grooms with exhibitors that can supply your cultural needs on your special day.
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Los Angeles Culture Festival ® and Hollywood Carnival invite you to be a part of its World Culture Festival and Parade by participating and showing the colors of culture and freedom of the world as one people.
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CITY OF LOS ANGELES CROWNS A CHAMPION OF THE PEOPLE CURREN D PRICE JR.
On July 8th, 2017, the Los Angeles community is invited to celebrate and engage this true champion of the people in his ceremonial swearing in as council member for District 9.
Arlando Mba comes to terms with her identity through introspection and deep thinking. She encourages us to find true meaning in ourselves and not in the careless comments of others.
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Both Saudi Arabia and Israel believe that if they can entice the United States to embrace a more aggressive posture toward Iran, it will provide a solution to their own internal problems.
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Ramadan begins May 27 this year. For Muslims around the world, the 30-day period is marked by anywhere from 14 to 16 hours of fasting, during which the throat gets parched and the stomach complains as adherents seek to strengthen their acquaintance with the Divine.
But for the more than 3 million Muslims in America, Ramadan this year will be different in one particular way: We will be thinking more deeply about the fate of our country and its direction.
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A phenomenal event at the Diversity Business Expo and Mixer at the Holiday Inn in Sant Ana California.Organized by the Diversity Biz Forum, vendors showcased their products and services to attendees.
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I’ve always thought of myself as hardworking. Every time I do something, I try to do it the best I possibly can – including being a mother to my three beautiful children. But as a single mother living in Lima, Peru, providing food, clothes and opportunities for my kids to learn and grow was a daily challenge. No matter how hard I worked, I just couldn’t make ends meet. For so long, I wanted nothing more than a chance to give them a better life than they had in Lima.
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