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During February, LAist celebrated Black History Month by centering around one question: What does it mean to be Black in L.A? A seemingly simple question, the experiences and stories we shared from BIPOC readers and our colleagues illustrated how society s seismic shift in how we think and talk about race and race-related issues complicates this narrative.
We heard from Black Angelenos from across the city. Some have always called L.A. home while others are recent arrivals. We also continued posting our Racism 101 panelists responses to questions we received about everything from cultural appropriation to how to show solidarity for BIPOC friends without overwhelming, or even, irritating them. February s Race In LA essayists were all strong Black voices who spoke to a spectrum of experiences, from the police to the pandemic.
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