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Colorism in Koreatown: Los Angeles’ Little Bangladesh & Koreatown

In order to preserve Koreatown's deep historical roots, the citizens of the neighborhood came together in protest. But are these protests rooted in colorism?
Los Angeles

Savage Talks Season 2: Episode 4 Marko Monroe

Episode four has dropped! In this episode, Amanda Savage talks to stylist and sweetheart Marko Monroe about art parties in LA, how they met, and the fashion industry, all while making creations out of tinfoil for each other.
Los Angeles

L.A. Will Miss You Forever, Nipsey Hussle

A month after Nipsey's passing, Los Angeles is still grieving the loss of a hero. This is a tribute to Nipsey Hussle and the neighbourhood that he fought to keep alive; South Central Los Angeles.
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Instagram Infamous Hotspot: Paul Smith Pink Wall

Meanwhile in Los Angeles, people are embarking on "Instagram Destination Tours" just to get a picture in front ...
April 15 2019
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Everything that Happened at the Los Angeles HEREYOUARE Launch Party

We recap the HEREYOUARE Launch Party in Los Angeles, the local community involved and its very best moments.
April 24 2019
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Savage Talks Season 2: Episode 3 Aida Rodriguez

In this episode of Savage Talks, Amanda Savage talks to Aida Rodriguez, legendary comedian and incredible role ...
March 16 2019
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Savage Talks Season 2: Episode 2 Blair Imani

Amanda talks to the powerful and beautiful black, queer Muslim activist Blair Imani in this very special second episode of Savage Talks.
February 28 2019
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Women Taking Power in Los Angeles’ Streetwear Scene

Los Angeles' women in streetwear tell us about the male-dominated fashion scene. We ask three women of colour what needs to change.
March 06 2019

L.A.: The City of Natural Light

Los Angeles is changing. Artists and progressives who have left New York, Chicago and San Francisco are no longer accepting the status quo. They want L.A. to be recognized for the unique city it is. Because L.A. is like no other city. Palm trees, beaches, and breathtaking natural light mingle with clubs, pubs and outdoor sporting stores. Yoga pants are omnipresent. Unlike NYC which seem to suffocate you. And also unlike other cities, the job market is not based on finances or technology. This means the opportunity for creatives is greater than anywhere else. If you want an urban setting that doesn’t sacrifice the natural element, then L.A. is your city.