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Fans packed out the Greek Theatre for an emotional homecoming as Long Beach native Giveon delivered heartache, soul, and gratitude on “Dear Beloved, The Tour.”

Two-time New York Times Best Seller Anna Malaika Tubbs explores how American Patriarchy conceals the stories of oppressed communities.

Decades after defining a generation with their unforgettable duet, the two legends return to the stage — proving that growth, grace, and good music never go out of style.

Courtney Jaco has been a rising star for a big chunk of her life.

At her Los Angeles book tour stop, the former Vice President shared moments of reflection and resilience that reminded audiences of her heart beyond the headlines.

Through an immersive installation inside DreamGirls Hair Salon in Culver City, the production explores how Black women’s stories of survival, strength and sisterhood continue to shape conversations around HIV awareness.

Assata Shakur, Black Revolutionary and Exiled Freedom Fighter, Dies at 78 in Cuba

At Sunrise, A Community Moves as One: WalkGood LA’s “People’s Pace” Unites Los Angele

Without DEI, the Little Rock Nine would have never walked into Central High

Journalist Niele Anderson visits the Charlotta Bass Journalism and Justice Lab to discuss equal representation in the media.

Every seat at Bovard Auditorium was filled while USC artists performed “Best Part” and “The Journey” by H.E.R. in front of the Grammy Award-winning artist.

And things may get worse before they get better.

Beyoncé perfectly announces her upcoming tour, by silently highlighting the difference between a “tour” and a “world tour.”

Muni Long Claims Her Crown at the 2025 Billboard Women in Music.

Since the presidential administration set a motion to ban DEI nationwide, USC has undergone several administrative changes.