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This week in Los Angeles | October 10

WELCOME TO LOS ANGELES

Good Morning Los Angeles! Be Poised. Be Patient. Its All Going To work Out For you!
~ Scottie
IN THE NEWS
JAY WILL JOINS THE SBRBN POD!
DO YOU KNOW LA?
TAKE A MOMENT TO ANSWER OUR WEEKLY QUIZ QUESTION-TEST YOUR SKILLS!(ANSWER AT THE END OF TODAY’S NEWSLETTER)
Why is the Nike Cortez often associated with Los Angeles culture?
A) It was designed exclusively for the Los Angeles Olympics.
B) It became iconic due to its popularity among local subcultures, like Chicano and hip-hop communities, in the 1970s and 1980s.
C) It was the first shoe manufactured in Los Angeles by Nike.
D) It was created to celebrate the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team.
INTO THE WEEKEND

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COMMUNITY 🫂
Friday 10/10
10/10-10/11: “Father Of None” Screening at The Hunt Vintage in Echo Park
“Lipstick” Theatrical Release & Movie Screening at The Mark Theater in NoHo
Enter the Void: Death and Yoga Nidra at The Tree Yoga Studio in Florence
NSBE Los Angeles Professionals: Open House at The Gathering Spot in West Adams
Saturday 10/11
10/11-10/18 Vin to Yin Yoga at Black Being in Inglewood
Red Bull: Dance Your Style World Final at Intuit Dome in Inglewood
Krxa Art Studio: A Sip & Paint, But Matcha at Buna Coffee House & Tea in Inglewood
Love, Peace & Spades: Love, Blends & Bid Whist Game Night at Sip & Sonder in Inglewood
South LA Cafe Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Evermont Plaza in Vermont Knolls
Sisters of Watts: Boxing Class at Ted Watkins Memorial Park in Watts
Aunt Jackie’s All-Star Battle at Dockweiler Beach in Playa Del Rey
HBCU Homecoming Yoga x Soft Opening at House of Blume in Inglewood
Matcha & Connect: A Find Your Neue Gathering(location on RSVP)
Sensory Studios: Run The Culture at Taylor Fine Art in Culver City
Laugh Your Truth Comedy Show at The Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena
Lil’ Blue Card: We The People Book Exchange at La Pintoresca Park in Pasadena
All-Love Racquet Club: Tennis in South LA Clinic at Green Meadows Rec Center in Green Meadows
Sunday 10/12
“The Golden Hoops” Kid-Friendly Book Reading at Reparations Club in West Adams
The Healing Hour: Afro Aerobics at Mimoda Studio in Wilshire Vista
Black Image Center: Community Digitization Day at Radical Hood Library in Jefferson Park
Cuties LA: Readings at Sunset Queer Poetry at The Village at Ed Gould Plaza in Hollywood
Le Trois & TADAA Coffee: Wellness Sunday at Happier Cafe in Elysian Valley
Black in the Valley: Skate Party at Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale
LIVE MUSIC 🎶
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PARTIES 🕺
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DO YOU KNOW LA: QUIZ ANSWER
ANSWER: D) It became iconic due to its popularity among local subcultures, like chicano and hip-hop communities, in the 1970’s and 1980’s
The Nike Cortez became iconic in Los Angeles due to its widespread adoption by Chicano and hip-hop communities in the 1970s and 1980s. Its sleek design and affordability made it a staple in street fashion, particularly in East LA, where it symbolized cultural identity and style. The shoe's popularity was further boosted by its appearance in films and music, cementing its status as a cultural emblem of the city.
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