Date: Saturday, May 3, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Afro City @ Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, Los Angeles

Join us tomorrow for the 3rd Annual Malcolm X Human Rights Breakfast, part of the Malcolm X Centennial Celebration honoring the 100th birthday of Minister Malcolm X. This special event brings together community leaders and cultural expression in celebration of human rights and African heritage.

Event Highlights:

• Soul food brunch buffet

• Organic African Fashion Show coordinated by Queen Nzingha

• Special recognition of honorees including Dr. Yasmin Delahoussay, Dr. Earnestine Thomas-Robertson, Sandra Isadore, and Florence Avagnon

• Keynote by Torrence Brannon-Reese

• Musical performances by Faleisha and other featured artists

• Opening libation ceremony & cultural celebration

Ticket Information:

• Individual seats: $50

• Tables (8 seats): $500

• Get your tickets now by calling (323) 864-2656 or email [email protected]

• Visit www.famlisoul.org for more information

Don't miss this powerful community gathering honoring the legacy of Malcolm X and celebrating those who continue his work for human rights today!

Celebrating Our Young Leaders: BALA Students Complete "See a Man, Be a Man" Program

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We're proud to announce that students from Boys Academic Leadership Academy (BALA) and Crenshaw High School have successfully completed another year of our "See a Man, Be a Man" mentorship program!

On April 18th, program director Torrence Brannon-Reese took these exceptional young men shopping for suits to wear at their upcoming graduation dinner. This special outing represents more than just new attire—it symbolizes the transformation these young scholars have undergone throughout the program.

The Fa-Mli Inc "See a Man, Be a Man" initiative continues to provide vital mentorship, academic support, and cultural enrichment to help shape confident, capable young leaders in our community.

FA-MLI, Inc., a California 501c3 remains committed to empowering our youth through programs that build both academic excellence and strong character.