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Join us on facebook Click to like Join us....."Leave a Comment" Home About Female Male Opportunity Sponsor Los Angeles Black Pride   4859 W. Slauson Avenue Suite 319. Los Angeles, CA 90056 P: 323.285.4225 F: 877.60 (ATBLA) 2.8252 E: at...@atbla.com w: http://www.atbla.com Please remember that all Pride Festival Planning Meeting are set on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month. DATE: Saturday 11/13/10 TIME: 10:30 AM, Please Endeavour to be on time LOCATION: Nate Holden Center 4718 W. Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90016

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We welcome you to Join us in experiencing   “Can God's Love Reach You in the Dark”. A positive quality play about Family, Love, Betrayal, Faith, Forgiveness and other key topics that comprise an amazing storyline and truly talented cast. The importance of educating and informing the community about problems within it while also providing possible solutions to these problems   play produced by the BLACMale Productions

The Los Angeles Black Pride is embarking on an Street Team Program, Team members will be tasked with doing outreach for the pride, for our sponsors and partners. BE A FACE OF THE PRIDE Street Team Wanted for 2011 if you are interested In being an Ambassador, click on the link below to download the application form Download Application Form here If you cannot open or view this form please download Adobe reader by clicking on the Link Below Download Adobe Reader here   Partnership Opportunity We are now taking Applications and proposals for 2011 Partnership Opportunity   If you are interested in Partnering or Putting up an event with the LABP for 2011, then you may want to send a proposal to Los Angeles Black Pride 4859 W. Slauson Avenue Suite 319. Los Angeles, CA 90056   This proposal should include 1.   A letter of Intent 2.   History of Holding Intended Event if possible 3.   Event Aim/ Objective and Description 4.   Planning and Strategy of event 5.   Marketing Strategy for event 6.   Outreach plan 7.   Advertisement Plan 8.   Funding and sponsorship Initiative for Event   Our current events includes You can send us information on the events that you would like to create with all the details as indicated above

Los Angeles Black Pride (LABP) is the official LGBT Black Pride Recognized by the State of California, the County and the City of Los Angeles. LABP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, dedicated to Organize and Promote Unity for African American sexual minorities and sexual Minorities of African descentt

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