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The LA Reporter | Jan 12th
Jeremy Jones
January 12, 2024
Good morning. “You can’t be afraid to fail. It’s the only way you succeed — You’re not gonna succeed all the time, and I know that. You have to be able to accept failure to get better. ” — LeBron James
WELCOME TO LOS ANGELES
INTO THE WEEKEND
Events & Discounts Coming Up
💃 XO Hollywood Party | 1/12 - 10PM | 3rd Base Hollywood
💃 The Pre-Game LA | GET TICKETS
🧘 Guided Forest Therapy | GET TICKETS
👩🏽❤️💋👨🏻 Los Angeles Speed Dating 20’s+ | GET TICKETS
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INTRODUCING SBRBN RADIO
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TOGETHER WITH LIVE NATION
Live Nation is the world’s leading entertainment company that brings live performances to live all across the world. Whether its a packed club for the night or a weekend of sets at festivals, Live Nation has been at the forefront of Live Entertainment for years. They believe in Uplifting, inspiring and creating memories that will last a lifetime though their dedication to Live events. For more on Live Nation & their LA shows - HERE
THE BEST
This week we’re going to take our sights over to our distant cousin’s over in Long Beach. We aren’t looking for the extreme turn-up. We’re looking for hidden gems. In light of that we’ve lined up the best Speakeasy’s near Long Beach
The Grasshopper
The Grasshopper in Long Beach is a classy cozy bar described as something out of mad men. The drink menu is eclectic, They have great beer & even better cocktails.
Address: 136 E Anaheim St, Long Beach, CA 90813
CIR Lounge
Not quite Long Beach but CIR Lounge is close enough! Situated at the heart of Orange County under the management of FG Food & Beverage, CIR Lounge offers an elevated & unique cocktail experience unmatched in Southern California.
They have a curated collection of Japanese whiskey and other exclusive spirits, They pride themselves on the artisanship of exquisite craft cocktails and delectable Japanese-Mediterranean fusion tapas.
Address: 18120 Brookhurst St STE 2, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Mezcalero Long Beach
Located at Padre upstairs its the perfect place to lounge and dance. This place has one of the best ambiences in Long Beach. They don’t serve food considering padre ( located below ) does.
They have great service & play a variety of music. This place is highly recommended if you’re looking for a great time with friends.
Address: 525 E Broadway Upstairs Long Beach, CA 90802
For the entire list click HERE
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DO YOU KNOW LA?
Today’s Quiz ( ANSWER AT THE END )
Minorities weren’t allowed to buy property in South LA until what year?
A. 1958
B. 1978
C. 1948
D. 1938
SOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOW
Impact, REAL Impact: Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Marqueece L. Harris-Dawson (born November 7, 1969) is an American politician who currently represents the 8th district of the Los Angeles City Council since 2015
Harris-Dawson was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles to William Dawson, minister, and Cheryl Dawson, a clerk. He grew up in South Los Angeles during the crack cocaine epidemic. His family moved from their neighborhood to protect their children from police and gang violence.
Harris-Dawson graduated from Morehouse College with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Mathematics. He holds a certificate in non-profit management from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and is an Aspen Institute Pahara Fellow.
More About Rosecrans Vic HERE
DO YOU KNOW LA?
ANSWER: C
it wasn't until 1948, the court case "Shelley v. Kraemer" rendered the restrictive housing covenants illegal. Gradually through the 1950s, the southern section of Los Angeles, from Watts and west towards Inglewood and the Crenshaw District, became increasingly African American
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