Thank you to Destination Crenshaw, the Board of Public Works, Bureau of Street Lights, California Community Founation, Cisco, Food Access LA, and all the hands, volunteers, and organizations that made this happen!

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Today was not just about shoveling dirt and snapping pictures—today was about cementing a legacy that will carry us through 2028 and far beyond.

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Read my full article about the revitalization efforts surrounding the LA Convention Center: westsidecurrent.com/news/opinion-why-the-convention-center-should-happen-now/article_0968fe20-a9c7-4fa1-bd97-81d39e6611c7.html

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Let’s keep working together to fight for freedom, justice, and equality.

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It is especially painful that this happened at the close of a summer where crime was at an all-time low and progress was visible. Still, I am confident in the resources we have in place to keep building safety and trust, and to ensure our community feels secure moving forward.

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It is especially painful that this happened at the close of a summer where crime was at an all-time low and progress was visible. Still, I am confident in the resources we have in place to keep building safety and trust, and to ensure our community feels secure moving forward.

The increasing frequency of such language creates a hostile environment, which prompted this need for formal rules to maintain a respectful exchange of ideas.
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Her legacy is rooted in activism, inclusion, and resilience, and continues to inspire future generations.

May she rest in power.

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Recognizing deeper community needs, Thais-Williams expanded her advocacy to affordable healthcare and housing for minority women living with AIDS. As a leader on the Board of AIDS Project L.A., she helped steer the organization’s response in communities of color.

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