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Cecil "Chip" Murray - A Los Angeles icon has passed
On Friday night it was confirmed noted Los Angeles icon and spiritual leader the Rev., Dr. Cecil “Chip” Murray passed. He recently celebrated his 94th birthday and has a long career in ministry which includes nearly three decades at First African Methodist Episcopal Church (FAME) where he led them to historic levels. His leadership and dedication to social ministry was highlighted in the…
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California Love: Bridget "Biddy" Mason and the Rowans
California Love: Bridget “Biddy” Mason and the Rowans
I had time this past weekend to care for my hair slowly and methodically at the pace of nature. I conditioned, moisturized and then groomed my roots into the locs I’ve worn for the past five years while enjoying a glass of wine…or two. As I twisted my hair between my palms, I thought of Tessica Brown—wondering what her usual hair care rituals were, understanding our shared concern in looking…
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From Slave To Real Estate Mogul: The Story Of Bridget "Biddy" Mason
From Slave To Real Estate Mogul: The Story Of Bridget “Biddy” Mason
When people think of women slaves, landowner isn’t one of the terms that comes to mind. When Bridget “Biddy” Mason was born into the harsh reality of slavery in 1818, nothing about the future indicated there was a life beyond slavery.
Most accounts say she was born in Mississippi, and was sold to slave owners in Georgia and South Carolina before being given as a wedding gift to Robert M. Smith as…
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Arrested for Dancing??
Interview with Adam Kohesh, one of the flash mob dancers recently arrested at the Jefferson Memorial. He makes some good points; so long as dancers don't interfere with the activities of others (non-dancers) ... should the police be free to arrest folks for their rhythmic body movements? Because they don't like dancing? Maybe they don't think you're a very good dancer so...off to jail??? Apparently the dancers are returning...my suggestion, to avoid arrest, try the goose-step.
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