Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will soon be making history at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris.
She will be the first ever Black woman mayor to receive the Olympic flag at a closing ceremony for the Olympic Games, which is set for Sunday.
Once the Paris Olympics wrap up, the focus will shift to Los Angeles, which will host the Games in four years. Organizers for L.A. 2028 have been playing close attention to what has worked in Paris and what hasn't.With the Olympics coming to Los Angeles in 2028, Mayor Karen Bass and local lawmakers have been paying close attention to Paris' preparations.
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