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A local Inglewood church backs an entertainment company and studio to spread a message of hope.

How a local church hopes to bring Hollywood to Inglewood

A local Inglewood church backs an entertainment company and studio to spread a message of hope.

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Co-owners Beny Ashburn and Teo Hunter are on a mission to protect Inglewood’s culture in the midst of a development boom while diversifying the craft beer industry.

Crowns and Hops: Black-owned craft beer company prepares to tap into Inglewood’s development boom

Co-owners Beny Ashburn and Teo Hunter are on a mission to protect Inglewood’s culture in the midst of a development boom while diversifying the craft beer industry.

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