MLK PARADE IN THE LBC

What's up?  I can't believe it's February 20th already!! Time is flying by!  As you all know, I host a TV show called Road Dogs TV where we promote art, culture and unity.  This year we were able to attend the MLK Parade in Long Beach and we were able to participate in it as well.  It was awesome!!

The MLK parade happens every year.    This year the parade was held on Saturday, January 18th. Big shout out to the City of Long Beach for putting events like this together for the community.  Especially for such a great person in history.

Martin Luther King was an activist and a leader in the Civil Rights Movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968.  Civil rights are important because they protect our freedom.  They protect our rights in society and they protect us from discrimination.  We need more leaders like him today.

So, when we heard our application was accepted to be part of the parade we were ecstatic!  We rounded up the crew, jumped in our bad ass ride and had an awesome time!  The Hustle Holix were there and we met up with the guys from Local Hearts Foundation and In Your City News!  We took the opportunity to film some interviews and we met some very important people.   I was able to capture some footage of the parade.  Check out the video below! HIT PLAY!

Make sure to watch Road Dogs TV every Friday night at 11 p.m.  You can watch us on Verizon Frontier, channel 41, and Charter Spectrum channel 32.  Email us at RoadDogsTv@gmail.com.  We want to share your art!!!

I want to thank the entire Road Dogs TV crew and the Hustle Holix.  They did an amazing job.  Please continue to support local art and culture and unity in the community.

Thank you so much for checking out my blog today.  I love being creative and I love sharing my life with you guys.  I will never stop.  Be yourself, love your self.  Never stop dreaming.   I will see you next time!  xoxo

“If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” ― Martin Luther King Jr.

Xoxo

-Vicky Vicious


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