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Recognition and Observance

Black Los Angeles County Client Coalition, Inc.

Juneteenth Celebration

Patricia Pine - Mental Health Advocate

Juneteenth is a “black English” colloquialism, a combination of two words-a contraction of the words “June” and “nineteenth,” and it signifies a festival of freedom-celebration to remember the end of chattel slavery in America. (After years of being hit in the head with a hammer-and then it stops you still feel the pain, then no more, we might say, “hey something is missing, and I am glad about it”) This is a story that had to be told. Our Black Folks Freedom, Independence Day – an American Holiday. A festival a joyous occasion celebrated by African Americans (Especially in Southern States) to commemorate emancipation from slavery in Texas on the day 1865 almost 84 years of what was known as Independence Day. (July 4, 1774). Read More...

Mental Health Month

Outstanding Achievement - Recognition Recipient - 2018 "Keeping Hope Alive"

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Honoring Marcus Williams III

Marcus was nominated by Osbee Sangster, President/CEO BLACCC Inc. for his extraordinary work in helping to mentor (clients) of all nationalities over the past fifteen (15) years.

In Observance of Mental Health Month, we appreciate Marcus for his role-model-work and educational ethics.

Marcus believes..in the principle, your performance determines...your platform.

In his outward relations giving God All The Praise... Standing-up and standing out for what you believe in! And having a spirit of excellence combined with enthusiasm is his guiding principles.

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