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“Black. Not Sorry.” Walking Tour Brings Hidden Black History of Santa Monica to Life

Discover the hidden gems of Black history in Santa Monica with local ad agency RPA’s Black. Not Sorry. walking tour! Scan QR codes placed throughout the city to learn about significant cultural events and landmarks.

@smmirrornews Discover the hidden gems of Black history in Santa Monica with as agency’s RPA's Black. Not Sorry. walking tour! Scan QR codes placed throughout the city to learn about significant cultural events and landmarks #santamonica #blackhistorymonth #losangeles #fyp #socal ♬ Sunshine – WIRA

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