In honor of African American History Month, I’d like to re-post this article I wrote about a man in South Los Angeles who started his own African American Museum. I spent the day interviewing him and marveling at his incredible private collection. The article appeared in the LA Weekly and you can still read it in its entirety here.
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“Around every corner, within every statement, inside of every heart, there are stories to be told. I invite you on this journey as I seek out and uncover these buried gems about the amazing people, places and things around us. Explore, discover, investigate, but most of all, share.”
Christopher J. Lynch is a Southern California native living in Los Angeles. His hobbies include cycling and mountain climbing. He recently trained and led a group of blind individuals to the summit of Mount Baldy, the highest point in Los Angeles County. A documentary film is being made of the adventure: www.baldyfortheblind.com.
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