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16Feb
BWW Fundraiser – We’re going to the Movies (Friday Feb 17, 2012)
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This Friday, February 17, 2012 Black Women for Wellness is having a fundraiser!!! 
Join us at the Pan African Film Festival as we screen the film, “Venus Noire”.  “Venus Noire” is an intense French film that explores the racism and voyeurism suffered by an African woman, Sarah Baartman of the Khoikhoi tribe at the hands of the French. A heart wrenching movie that gives insight into the history of the hypersexualization and degradation of the Black female body.
Pan African Film Festival
Friday, Feb 17th 2012
8:40 pm
Rave Cinemas
Baldwin Hill Crenshaw Plaza
Tickets: $20*
Please contact Denise Lamb at 323-290-5955 or email Denise@bwwla.com for ticket information.

 

*All donations are tax deductible.
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21Jan
Pilates Classes at BWW office starting soon!

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08Dec
Community Forum Dec 16th 2011 with Department of Toxic Substance Control

We need the community to come out and their voices to be heard! Please join us next Friday in a meeting with DTSC as we discuss the impact on Toxic Chemicals our communities and families…

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05Dec
Civil Right Letter Opposing Frank Bill

Rep Frank Trent re-introduce Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act of 2011, which is a slick attempt to end abortion rights for women of color. We need your support in telling Congress that this is not OK, and women of color’s health and wellbeing should not be used as a political tool. We need you to send letters, call your Representatives and make sure women of color reproductive rights don’t get thrown under the bus!

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09Nov
Holistic Health and Beauty Spa Day

Join us for three full hours of good old fashion pampering. The services include:

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