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For the brother who wrote this article, answer me these questions: Who's funding these new gentrification journalism projects? Who's on the boards of these corporations or foundations? What other financial ties do these board members have? What connections can you draw between these board members and their ownership of property in and around Oakland and San Francisco? How many LOI's have been sent by these gentrification journalism outlets and these foundations and corporations? Exactly how much money are these corporations giving to these outlets, versus how much they're taking away from schools in our communities?

These are the questions I want answered. This is the information I find important.

I don't care about your petty personal disputes, and I'm sad that these editors and publishers allow you to use this paper to continually wine about your personal problems. You had trumped up charges put against you by the police? You had something bad written about you in the paper? Somebody tried to buy you off? That happens every damn day, and it's not news to me. I got a 28-year-old son serving a life sentence in San Quentin; I could care less about your problems.

You call yourself the minister of information, so start informing. Otherwise, call yourself the minister of commentary, because that's what you seem to do best is comment. We don't need a block report to tell us what happens on the block because WE LIVE THERE. Stop bringing marbles to a damn gun fight, because you know what? We're in a WAR.

Marlon Crump,
POOR Magazine/PNN

All that said, there's a new gentrification journalism playah in San Francisco. The Bay Citizen, with a FIVE MILLION DOLLAR budget straight from Warren Hellman. It's on facebook, it's at 126 Post in the you-know-what part of town. So they've got San Francisco covered, from downtown to the Mission to…

While I agree that Main Stream Media coverage of Black & Brown communities is frequently vacuous and shallow at best , this can this can just as easily be said of anything they cover. It is, at best, irrelevant to what is really happening in our communities.

Why is that you never write of the need for accountability within our own community ? You write as though everything negative in in Black & Brown communities is perpetrated upon us rather than the result of all too common incidences of Black on Black/ Brown on Brown violence in our very midst .

Our continued failure to repudiate these crimes contributes to the ambivalence of the broader community and I am afraid ,society as a whole. I believe the common attitude to be " if they don't care, why should we?"

These attitudes are further cemented by the suggestion of conspiracy theories and outright mis-representation of facts.
Your Black Muslim Bakery is out of business because it was co-opted by Yusef Bey IV and became a criminal enterprise. In the absence of government grants, it failed. It was not a viable business. ( Yes I know you are now drawing Wall St. comparisons. While this is certainly valid it cannot not serve as an excuse for YBMB)
Finally, mentioning Lovell Mixon in the same sentence as Chauncey Bailey and Oscar Grant is unconscionable. It implies that his death was unprovoked and every bit as tragic Grants or Baileys. IT WAS NOT and he will not be missed.

We must accept accountability and seize the responsibility that is rightfully ours. Only then will we become masters of our own destiny and truly prosper.

Peace,
Report

While I agree that Main Stream Media coverage of Black & Brown communities is frequently vacuous and shallow at best , this can this can just as easily be said of anything they cover. It is, at best, irrelevant to what is really happening in our communities.

Why is that you never write of the need for accountability within our own community ? You write as though everything negative in in Black & Brown communities is perpetrated upon us rather than the result of all too common incidences of Black on Black/ Brown on Brown violence in our very midst .

Our continued failure to repudiate these crimes contributes to the ambivalence of the broader community and I am afraid ,society as a whole. I believe the common attitude to be " if they don't care, why should we?"

These attitudes are further cemented by the suggestion of conspiracy theories and outright mis-representation of facts.
Your Black Muslim Bakery is out of business because it was co-opted by Yusef Bey IV and became a criminal enterprise. In the absence of government grants, it failed. It was not a viable business. ( Yes I know you are now drawing Wall St. comparisons. While this is certainly valid it cannot not serve as an excuse for YBMB)
Finally, mentioning Lovell Mixon in the same sentence as Chauncey Bailey and Oscar Grant is unconscionable. It implies that his death was unprovoked and every bit as tragic Grants or Baileys. IT WAS NOT and he will not be missed.

When must accept accountability and seize the responsibility that is rightfully ours. Only the can we will become masters of our own destiny and truly prosper.

Peace,

There are so many distortions and Inaccuracies woven into what could be an otherwise interesting argument for who gets funding in the new journalistic landscape, that you do a disservice to your readership and to the craft.
I
Martin G. Reynolds
Editor, the Oakland Tribune

Only have time for this comment:
“The Block Report, the SF Bay View newspaper and IndyBay have been the only media consistently covering the police murder of Oscar Grant and the rebellions that followed.”

False. The Black Hour has been covering the shooting and cover-up since Jan. 3. You can check TheBlackHour.com and search “Oscar Grant” to see.