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Steven Bradford

Steven Bradford

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Contributor, Los Angeles Sentinel

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I don't cover anything without a connection to government and people.

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Total articles 75

  • Will Palm Springs address historic injustice that wronged Black and Latino residents? | Opinion

    By Steven Bradford| Yahoo News Verified Imagine one day going to work or school and coming home to see your home ablaze or bulldozed to the ground. In the 1950s and ’60s, the residents of Section 14 in Palm Springs — predominantly African American and Latino families — faced such a grave injustice that more Californians are learning about now, decades after the fact. Section 14 was a neighborhood just east of downtown Palm Springs. In the post-war boom, it prime real estate for development.

    By Steven Bradford · Yahoo News

    Jan. 10, 2024

  • Senator Bradford’s Annual Back 2 School Resource Fair & Backpack Giveaway

    By Steven Bradford| eventbrite.com@ Senator Steven Bradford is partnering with Cal State Dominguez Hills and California Black Women’s Collective Empowerment Institute to host this year's Back to School Resource Fair and Backpack Giveaway for school-age students of the 35th Senate District and their families! Saturday, August 5, 202311:00 am to 3:00 pm Location: CSUDH North Lawn with parking in Lot 2, entrance via Birchknoll Drive. FREE School Supplies & Backpack Giveaway! Backpacks are first come, first served.

    By Steven Bradford · eventbrite.com

    Aug. 04, 2023

  • Will Palm Springs address historic injustice that wronged Black and Latino residents? | Opinion

    By Steven Bradford| Yahoo News Verified Imagine one day going to work or school and coming home to see your home ablaze or bulldozed to the ground. In the 1950s and ’60s, the residents of Section 14 in Palm Springs — predominantly African American and Latino families — faced such a grave injustice that more Californians are learning about now, decades after the fact. Section 14 was a neighborhood just east of downtown Palm Springs. In the post-war boom, it prime real estate for development.

    By Steven Bradford · Yahoo News

    Jan. 10, 2024

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Los Angeles Sentinel

Southern California's #1 Black Newspaper. Serving the Los Angeles community for over 80 years!! "The Voice of the community speaking for itself."

Los Angeles, California, United States

+1 323-299-3800

Founded: 1933