SUPPORT OUR PROJECT – “WHIRLPOOL” movie written and directed by Imani Mitchell, founder of the Black Women United (BWU) Black Women’s March and recipient of the 2017 Exceptional Woman of Color-Excellence Award … “A major key to filming #Whirlpool was ensuring that the film reflected Sacramento, my hometown. I was intentional in showcasing businesses and organizations that represented the diversity of our city. A big location for our film is South Restaurant. Owned by N’Gina Kavookjian, a Black woman who is killing it in the restaurant game! This is more than just a film. It’s a tribute to our city.”
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San Diego hosted the first day of Governor Newsom’s California For All Emergency Preparedness Campaign, on Thursday. Hundreds of volunteers from across California, Mexico, and Chile are learning from the Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) and Listos teams. LEARN MORE
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ISSUE: June 7, 2019
