CoCo Trivia
When did CoCo start the “Rebuild South LA Without Liquor Stores” Campaign?
1992
Widely considered a cultural heart of Los Angeles's Black community, known for its lively arts scene, community vendors, and community spirit
Leimert Park
Your mom would say this when you want something expensive
Money doesn't grow on trees
Who is the current President of the LA City Council?
Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Name our 4 current campaigns (per our website*)
Block by Block, Education Equity, Stop the Stops, Free the Land
This cultural staple is the lesser-known of two iconic Los Angeles establishments most recognized by a huge wheel
Kindle's Donuts
Your mom would say this when you want to go to McDonalds
You got McDonald's Money? / There's food at home
What year was our first Black woman mayor elected?
2022
We Ain't Buying It asks for a pause on shopping from which major corporations
Target, Amazon, and Home Depot
People in LA will go to this green establishment to do any of the following: get a tattoo, buy shoes, hats, clothes, incense, jewlery
The Slauson Swap Meet
Your mom would say this when your crying begins to annoy her
I'm going to give you something to cry about
What three council districts does CoCo work with?
Council Districts 8, 9, 10
What year did CoCo move into its headquarters at 8101 S. Vermont Ave
1997
This cultural staple is a historic street in Downtown Los Angeles that is known as the "birthplace of Los Angeles" and a hub for Mexican culture, featuring historic buildings, shops, restaurants, and cultural events
Olvera Street
Your mom would say this in Spanish when you get hurt
Sana, sana, colita de rana
What council district is the LA Memorial Coliseum in?
Council District 9
The current CoCo logo has how many houses and how many people?
4 people, 3 houses
By 1940, about 70% of Los Angeles's Black population was confined to the famous corridor also known as "Black Belt" due to housing covenants and other restrictive policies
Central Avenue
When you are too playful with her
I'm not one of your little friends
LARSO was enacted to regulate rental housing in the city. What percent did we fight to cap the rent at, and what was the final percentage?
Fought for 3%, Capped at 4%