Congresswoman Diane E. Watson, born in Los Angeles, is a lifetime resident of California’s 33rd Congressional District. Re-elected four times, but retired after the end of the 111th Congress, in 2011. In 1975, Congresswoman Watson became the first African-American woman to be elected to the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education. Her legacy …
Hon Paula A Cox a native of Bermuda, has had varied experience in Government. In November 1998, she was appointed as the first PLP Minister of Labour, Home Affairs, and Public Safety. November 1, 2001, she was appointed Minister of Education and Development. In 2003, while she was serving as the Attorney-General and Minister of …
Carolyn Webb de Macias has served as chair of the board of the Community Coalition of South Los Angeles since February 2017.
National Manager African American Business Strategy Corporate Communications Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
Scholar, philanthropist, and friend of the arts, Mattie McFadden-Lawson graduated magna cum laude with a Master’s degree from Howard University and holds an M.P.A. degree with honors from Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.
A practicing attorney for 25 years and named a “Best Lawyer in America” for employment and labor law, Angela Reddock-Wright is an employment and labor law mediator, arbitrator, workplace, and Title IX investigator, and the Founder & Managing Partner of the Reddock Law Group based in Los Angeles.
