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Wanda’s Picks for March 2013
March 8, 2013
Back when Mumia was a member of the Black Panther Party, he traveled west to work with the Oakland chapter – an important time in his evolution as a radical journalist. Now the story of his life and revolutionary times comes to The New Parkway Theater. Read about it and all of Wanda’s Picks for March 2013.
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Richard lives! More thoughts on my friend, Richard Aoki
October 28, 2012
In an earlier statement, I said that Richard Aoki is and was my respected friend, comrade, mentor and crime partner. I received the feedback that I had used fine words but had given no examples to show what I meant. I accept that criticism and the following is my response. I hope that you can see what kind of cat the brotha was.
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Wanda’s Picks for August 2012
August 8, 2012
There are many great programs for youth in the San Francisco Bay Area – among them, AileyCamp at Cal Performances, Destiny Arts, Oaktown Jazz Workshop, Dimensions Extensions and Oakland Public Conservatory of Music, founded by Angela Wellman.
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Tags: "The Frog Prince" • Adiagha • African American Museum and Library • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Afro American Center • Afro American Wing • Afro Peruvian • Afro-Brazilian • Afro-Cuban • AfroSolo’s 11th Annual Jazz in the Gardens • AfroSolo’s 19th Season • AileyCamp • Al Jarreau • Amadou and Mariam • American • Amiri Baraka • ANC President Oliver Tambo • Andy Samberg • Angela Wellman • Art and Soul • Artists Against Apartheid Movement • Avotcja and Modupue • Baba Hugh Masekela • Bay Area Jazz Artists Collective • Bay View • Berkeley • Berkeley High School • Bimbo’s 365 Club • Black Rep • Cajon • Cal Performances • Cal State East Bay • California • Capetown • Casa Latina • Cinearts • City Center Stage • City College of San Francisco • College of Alameda • Commonwealth Club of Northern California • Congolese • Culture Clash • Dali Tambo • Daughters of the Revolution • David Pinto • David W. McCauley • Derrick Minter • Destiny Arts • Destiny Muhammad Trio • Detroit • Diamano Coura West African Dance Company • Dianne Reeves • Dimensions Extensions • Dominique Fluker • Donald Bailey • Donsky • East Bay • East Side Arts Alliance • el Bajo y el Trombόn • Elyane Jones • ESAA • Ethel Waters • Fellowship of Humanity Hall • Frederick Douglass Youth Ensemble • Freedom Jazz Movement • Graceland • Harry Belafonte • Hiroshima and Nagasaki • Israel • Israeli Apartheid • Jazz Crusaders • Jimmy Smith • Joe Berlinger • Joe Sample • Joe Yang • John “Broadway” Tucker • Jovelyn Richards • Joyce Gordon • Joyce Randolph • Joyce Young • Juan Medrano “Cotito" • Kash Killion • Kev Choice • Killion Trillions • Kirk Lumpkim • L.A. • La Pena Cultural Center • La Voz del Cajόn • Ladysmith Black Mambazo • LaTeisha Jones • Lee Toland Krieger • Lincoln Memorial • Lula Washington Dance Theatre • Malcolm X Jazz Arts Festival • Mali • Malik Bendjelloul • Malonga Arts Center • Mama Africa Miriam Makeba • Mama Juggs • Mama Naomi Johnson Diouf • Mara Hruby • Marcus L. Miller • Marcus Shelby • Marian Anderson • Martin Chartrand • Mfoniso Udofia • MoAD Youth Media Program • Monte Wildhorn • Morgan Freeman • Morris Day and The Time • Motown • Mouzy • National Night Out • National Treasure • New York • Nigerian • Notorious B.I.G. • Oakland • Oakland Public Conservatory of Music • Oaktown Jazz Workshop • One Day after Peace • OPC Treasures Concerts • Ousco • Ozomatli • Palestine • Pandemonium Press • Paul Simon • Rafael • Rafael Jesús González • Rashida Jones • Ra’annan Alexandrowicz • Reginald Workman • Robert Pesick • Roda • Rodriquez • San Francisco • San Francisco Jewish Film Festival • San Francisco Opera • San Francisco Public Library • San Jose Jazz Festival • Sarah Lawrence • Saturday Night Live • Sean San Jose • Sherri Young • SMOD • Soul Box Vol. 1 • South Africa • Spencer Pulu • Stephen “Sugar” Segerman • Stern Grove Festival • Steve Turre • Sundance Kabuki • Sweet Mama String Bean • Terrence Blanchard • The George Duke Trio • The Malian group • The Roots • The Spinners • Tia LaShawn Fuller • Tupac Shakur • UC Berkeley • United States • University of California • ValLimar Jansen • Virginia Madsen • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks Radio • Wayne Henderson • Will McCormack • Wilton Felder • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Zari Le’on • Zellerbach Hall • Zionist • “400 Miles to Freedom” • “Afro-Rap" • “Celeste and Jesse Forever" • “Cold Fact" • “Kindred the Family Soul” • “Mrs. Pat’s House" • “Mud Cloth Madness” • “Searching for Sugar Man" • “The Grove!” • “The Law in These Parts" • “The Magic of Belle Isle" • “The Men in Me" • “Treasured Cigar Box Assemblage Explorations of the African Diaspora” • “Under African Skies” • “White: a Memoir in Color”
How and why I started the California poetry gold rush, leading up to this summer’s World’s Fair
July 18, 2012
1995 was a very auspicious year. My “Entering Oakland” poem, which made fun of Oakland’s ominous border signs that actually read “Entering Oakland,” was a catalyst in getting the city’s signs changed to “Welcome to Oakland.” Now I’m attempting my biggest endeavor ever, a Cultural World’s Fair.
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Tags: Afrometropolitan Poetry Series • Air Lounge • Alameda College • Bay Area • Berkeley • Berkeley City College • Berkeley Slam Team • Best in the West Grand Slam Poetry Contest • Billie Holiday • Black Anthem • Black Dot Artists Collective • Black Rep Theater • But You" • Cafe 1428 • Club Oasis • Cultural World’s Fair • David T. Hunt • Do 4 Self Books • Dorsey’s Locker • Dwayne Wiggin’s Jahva House • East Side Arts • Egypt Theater • House of Unity (Eastmont Mall) • James Cagne • Joyce Gordon’s Gallery • Julia Morgan Theater • Kele Nitoto • La Pena Cultural Center • Laney College • Linen Life Gallery • Marcus Books • Mayor Ron Dellums • McDonald's • Mike Smith • Million Dollar Poetry Slam • Naru • Oakland • Opening Reception of Paradise’s 2012 Cultural World’s Fair • Paradise Day • Paradise Free Jahlove • Parkway Theater • Poetry Express • Poetry Film Festival • poetry Olympics • Poetry Slam • PoliTan • Roxanne • San Francisco State • Seattle • Shashamane’s Bar and Grill • Sprandore Geford • Street Spirit • Toussaint Haki • Victor’s Cafe • World Ground Cafe • Yusef Najem • “Black specific" • “Entering Oakland” • “I Love Everything About You • “Poet Skool” • “Welcome to Oakland"
Wanda’s Picks for April 2012
April 4, 2012
The Oakland International Film Festival is Friday-Sunday, April 6-8, at the Oakland Museum of California, 10th and Oak Street, Oakland. Visit http://www.oiff.org/2012schedule.pdf. This year’s headliner is one of the most controversial independent films ever made, “The Spook Who Sat by the Door.” Watch it again here.
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Bobby Jindal • Greg Simmons • Haiti and Latin America • Hall of Culture • Hans Bennett • Harlem • Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal • Healthy Economics • Hear the Cry • Herb Ruffin • Herbst Theatre • Herman Wallace • HIV • Holy Redeemer Center • Ida Sue Brown • International Coalition to Free the Angola 3 • Isaura Oliveira • Jackie Robinson • James Comisar • Jasmine Vassar • Jochelle Elise Perena • John Brown • John Henry Redwood • John Legend • Johnny Cash • Jon Fromer • Journalists for Mumia • Julia Chigamba • June Carter • June Jordan • Karese Young • Katrina Diaspora Survivors • KCSM • Keith Jarrett • Keith Josef Adkins • Kennedy • Kenneth Harding Jr • Kenneth L. Fergusin • Kerry Baxter Jr. • Kiazi Malonga • Kiilu Nyasha • La Pena Cultural Center • Laney College Theatre • LaTanya Tigner • Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee • Let Us Not Forget: Honor Fallen Comrades and Political Prisoners • Little Souls • Long Wharf Theatre • Lorraine Hansberry Theatre • Los Angeles • Louis B. Mayer Lounge • Louisiana State Capitol • Luis Rodriguez • Luis “Bato” Talamantez • Lunch Bucket Paradise • Lyric Dance and Vocal Ensemble • Lyricist Lounge • m.a. brooks • Madagascar • Made in Oakland • Malonga Casquelourde Center • Manuel La Fontaine • Maria Farntouri • McCarter Theatre • Metropolitan Museum of Art • Mexican-American • Mexico • Michael Lange • Michele Shay • Michigan • Midwood High • Mike Spencer • Mike “Phat Foot” McCoy • Minnesota History Center • MJ’s Brass Boppers • Mona Caron • Morehouse College • Musekiwa Chingodza • Mysterious Places • National Lawyers Guild • National Poetry Month • Neshormeh Lindo • New Haven • New Jersey • New York • Nixon • Norman Jewison • Northfield • Oakland • Oakland City Hall • Oakland International Film Festival • Oakland Museum • Oakland Museum of California • Oakland Public Library • Oaktown Jazz Workshop • Obsequies • OMCA Summer Nights • On Stage Studio (Kids N’Dance) • OneLife Angel Team • Oscar Grant III • Osun 07 Fashions • Owen Steinhauer • Pacific Film Archive • Paco de Lucía • Paige Bierma • Pan African • Paramount Theatre • Patricia Smith • Paula Martin • Pearl Cleage • Pharoahe Monch • Phylicia Rashad • Poetry for the People • Power to the people! • Princeton • Push Dance Company • Quijeremá • Quilombos • Raissa Simpson • Raja • Rape Awareness Month • Republican National Convention • RFK • Rio • Robert Gossett • Robert H. King • Robin Hood Summer Camp • Rod Steiger • Rough Reading Series • Rys Bowen • Sacramento International Film Festival • Sam Greenlee • San Francisco • San Francisco Public Library • San Quentin 6 • Seun Kuti • SFJAZZ • SFMOMA • Shaheed family • Sheena Johnson • Sidney Poitier • Sierra Maestra • South Asia • Stage Bridge Senior Theater Storytelling Concert • Stanford University Medical Center • Sundance • Sundance Kabuki • Susan Greene • Tahtanerriah Sessoms-Howell • TaSin Yasmin • Tavia Percia • Teen Poetry Reading • Temescal Art Center • Tennessee Three • Terence Nance • Terry Kupers • The Black Dot Cafe • The Dart Society • The Köln Concert • the Tenderloin • THEOFFCENTER • Tico “Choir Boy” Wells • TNT • Trayvon Martin • UC Berkeley • UC Hastings • UC Hastings College of the Law • Vietnam • Vinicius Oliveira • Virginia • W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) • Walter Dallas • Wanda Picks Radio • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Warren Oates • West Oakland • Wilda Batin • William Crossman • Women's History Month • Wright Institute • YBCA Forum • Yoshi’s Jack London Square • Yoshi’s Oakland • Youth Poet Laureates • Youth Speaks • Zellerbach Auditorium • “1968” • “A Brush with the Tenderloin" • “All of Us or None: Social Justice Posters of the San Francisco Bay Area” • “Always Running: La Vida Loca" • “Black Flight” • “Blues for an Alabama Sky” • “Down the Congo Line" • “Final Fridays" • “Freedom Study #2" • “Gang Days in L.A.” • “Harpist from the Hood" • “How Would You Feel?” • “I Am Somebody” • “I Have Been to the Mountaintop” • “In the Beginning" • “In the Heat of the Night" • “In The Land of the Free…” • “It Calls You Back: An Odyssey Through Love Addiction" • “Jewels in the Square" • “John Brown’s Truth" • “Julius Caesar" • “Land/Home" • “Let Us Not Forget: History and Art by Black Panther Party Minister of Culture Emory Douglas” • “Love Balm for My SpiritChild: Testimonies of Healing Justice through Mothers’ Memory • “Love It or Leave It" • “Old Settler Factor” • “Poetry for the People: A Revolutionary Blueprint" • “Rebel Home Dance" • “Sisterhood is Powerful” • “Soldier: A Poet’s Childhood” • “Soul on Ice" • “The 1968 Exhibit" • “The Death of Hope” • “The Final Days of Negro-Ville" • “The Generation Gap” • “The Gray Box: A Multimedia Investigation” • “The Living Room War” • “The Old Settler" • “The Outer Limits of Solitary Confinement: A Public Forum to Support the California Prisoner Hunger Strike” • “The Oversimplification of Her Beauty" • “The Spook that Sat by the Door" • “The Votes Are In” • “Traces of the Trade" • “Traveller: A Raga-Flamenco Journey" • “Welcome to Chicago” • “We’re Losing The War" • “Yellow House Project: Beauty" • “Yellow House”
Wanda’s Picks for March 2012
March 7, 2012
When the Occupy San Quentin rally ended, San Rafael police followed us to the Richmond Bridge. I don’t know if it was Jabari Shaw’s orange CDCR jumpsuit that kept them wondering – Is he an escapee, one of ours? – or if it was the sheer magnitude of fearlessness represented by women like Kelly, a former prisoner who would not let her traumatic experience silence her. One brother got so full looking at the guards on the other side of the gate watching that he looked like he was going to leap the gate and hurt someone as he recalled the violations of his person over and over again. Members of All of Us or None dropped everything to embrace him when he left the stage.
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Tags: 14th Annual Madame CJ Walker Business Luncheon • 27th Annual Empowering Women of Color Conference: A Holistic Approach • 46th Miss Navajo Nation • Africa • African American Heritage • African Marketplace • African-American • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Ajuan Mance • Alcatraz • Ali • All of Us or None • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre • An Evening with Garrison Keillor • Andrea Smith • Angel Island • Angela Davis • Antique • Art History Gallery • Arts and the Creative Work Fund • Atiba Sylvia Thomas • Atlanta • Barbara Becnel • BAVC (Bay Area Video Coalition) • Bay Area • Bay Area Traditional Arts Roundtable Series 2012 • Bay View • Bayeté Ross Smith • Berkeley • Birmingham • Black • Black Artists and Designers (BAAD) • Black Panther Party • Boarding School Healing Project • Britain • CAAM • Cal Performances • California • California College of Arts and Crafts • Carl Lumbly • CDCR (California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation) • Celena Delphi • Ceu • Cherokee • Chicago • Chip Fitzgerald • Chris Johnson • Chrisette Michele • Claremont College’s Scripps College • Claudia Cuentas • Corcoran State Prison • Dance Mission Theater • David Johnson • Deirdre Wilson • Delroy Lindo • Desire Johnson • Destiny Arts Center • Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company • Destiny Junior Company • Diamano Coura • Disney on Ice • Don Juan • Dorsey Nunn • Dr. Bruce Flaherty (Dan Clegg) • Dr. F • Dr. Zakirya S. 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Pinell (Yogi) • INCITE Women of Color Against Violence • International Women’s Month • International Women’s Month Celebration • Irvin Mayfield • ITVS • Jabari Shaw • James Blood Elmer • James Brown • James Gayles • Jim Santi Owen • Jimi Evins • Joe Penhall • Joe Venegoni • John Hope Franklin • Jonathan Jackson • Josephine Baker • Joyce Gordon Gallery • Julee Richardson • Kamal Sinclair • Karen Oyekanmi • Karin Turner • Kelvin Curry • La Peña • La Pena Cultural Center • La Peña Lounge • La Pena’s 2nd Gen • Ladysmith Black Mambazo • Laney College Theatre • Latin • Latisha Baker • Laura Victoria Salazar • Linda Evans • Lisa Evans • Little B • Lizz Wright • Lorraine Bonner • Lorraine Hansberry Theatre • Los Angeles • Louis Stern Fine Art Gallery • Luis Talamantez • Luisa Leija • Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts • Malonga Center • Mama Koatl • Manuel La Fontaine • Maria Loreto • Marin Courthouse • Mariposa • Masters of Percussion • Meklit Hedaro • Melvin Dickerson • Michael Johnson • Michael Lewis • Michelle Alexander • Mills College • Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer • Mrs. Samella Lewis Ph.D. • Nannette Harris • Naomi Gedo Diouf • Native American • New Orleans • New Orleans Jazz Orchestra • New York • Nina Serrano • Oakland • Oakland Arts Center • Oakland Museum of California • Oasis Gallery/American Steel • Occupy Oakland • Occupy San Quentin • Open Studios • Oracle Arena • Pauley Ballroom • Pelican Bay • Philadelphia • Philip Gelb • Radmilla Cody • Richmond Art Center • Riverside • Robert Smith (Julian Lopez-Morillas) • Sacramento • San Francisco • San Francisco Asian American Film Festival • San Francisco Marriott Marquis Hotel • San Francisco State University • San Francisco World Percussion Arts Festival • San Jose • San Quentin Six • San Rafael • Sara Marie Prada • Sausalito • Sekou Sundiata • SFJAZZ • Shawn Weeden • SHU • Sister Elaine Brown • Skill Building Workshops • Soulful Singers • Stanley Tookie Williams • Stockton • Tati Session • Technical and Professional Writing Program • The Art House • The New Jim Crow • Tla’a’schi’i’ (Red-Orche-on-Cheek) • Tracy Taylor • UC Berkeley’s MLK Jr. Student Union • United States • University of California • Vallejo • Walter and Elise Haas Fund • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio Show • West Hollywood • West Oakland • Willie Sundiata Tate • Willis Thomas • Women’s Month • Women’s Revolution in Latin American Song and Poetry • Womyn’s Herstory Month • Wontanara • Zakir Hussain • Zanaib Nia Green • “1001 Black Men" • “American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs" • “Basic Grant Writing Skills for Folk and Traditional Artists and Organizations" • “Blue/Orange” • “Christopher” • “Clitoris Celebration” • “Collage 2012 African Cultural Festival” • “Color of Violence" • “Conquest: Sexual Violence and American Indian Genocide" • “Generations of Music" • “Knowledge Transporters" • “On Revolution: A Conversation Between Grace Lee Boggs and Angela Davis” • “Question Bridge" • “Rhythm and Roots" • “SheRose: A Tribute to Michelle Obama" • “The Interrupters" • “The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex” • “Toy Story 3" • “Toy Town” • “Where Water is Born / El Ojo del Agua" • “Wizard of Oz" • “Work Sample Laboratory”
Filed Under: Culture Currents
Tags: 14th Annual Madame CJ Walker Business Luncheon • 27th Annual Empowering Women of Color Conference: A Holistic Approach • 46th Miss Navajo Nation • Africa • African American Heritage • African Marketplace • African-American • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Ajuan Mance • Alcatraz • Ali • All of Us or None • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre • An Evening with Garrison Keillor • Andrea Smith • Angel Island • Angela Davis • Antique • Art History Gallery • Arts and the Creative Work Fund • Atiba Sylvia Thomas • Atlanta • Barbara Becnel • BAVC (Bay Area Video Coalition) • Bay Area • Bay Area Traditional Arts Roundtable Series 2012 • Bay View • Bayeté Ross Smith • Berkeley • Birmingham • Black • Black Artists and Designers (BAAD) • Black Panther Party • Boarding School Healing Project • Britain • CAAM • Cal Performances • California • California College of Arts and Crafts • Carl Lumbly • CDCR (California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation) • Celena Delphi • Ceu • Cherokee • Chicago • Chip Fitzgerald • Chris Johnson • Chrisette Michele • Claremont College’s Scripps College • Claudia Cuentas • Corcoran State Prison • Dance Mission Theater • David Johnson • Deirdre Wilson • Delroy Lindo • Desire Johnson • Destiny Arts Center • Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company • Destiny Junior Company • Diamano Coura • Disney on Ice • Don Juan • Dorsey Nunn • Dr. Bruce Flaherty (Dan Clegg) • Dr. F • Dr. Zakirya S. Diouf • Duniya Dance and Drum Company • East Bay • Edris Cooper-Anifowoshe • England • Eric Murphy • Esailama Diouf • Frances Philips • Frontline World • Gail Dobson Latin Jazz Band • Gallery of California Art • George Jackson • Global Women Intact • Grace Lee Boggs • Gwendolyn Reed • Hank Willis Thomas • Hugo L.A. Pinell (Yogi) • INCITE Women of Color Against Violence • International Women’s Month • International Women’s Month Celebration • Irvin Mayfield • ITVS • Jabari Shaw • James Blood Elmer • James Brown • James Gayles • Jim Santi Owen • Jimi Evins • Joe Penhall • Joe Venegoni • John Hope Franklin • Jonathan Jackson • Josephine Baker • Joyce Gordon Gallery • Julee Richardson • Kamal Sinclair • Karen Oyekanmi • Karin Turner • Kelvin Curry • La Peña • La Pena Cultural Center • La Peña Lounge • La Pena’s 2nd Gen • Ladysmith Black Mambazo • Laney College Theatre • Latin • Latisha Baker • Laura Victoria Salazar • Linda Evans • Lisa Evans • Little B • Lizz Wright • Lorraine Bonner • Lorraine Hansberry Theatre • Los Angeles • Louis Stern Fine Art Gallery • Luis Talamantez • Luisa Leija • Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts • Malonga Center • Mama Koatl • Manuel La Fontaine • Maria Loreto • Marin Courthouse • Mariposa • Masters of Percussion • Meklit Hedaro • Melvin Dickerson • Michael Johnson • Michael Lewis • Michelle Alexander • Mills College • Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer • Mrs. Samella Lewis Ph.D. • Nannette Harris • Naomi Gedo Diouf • Native American • New Orleans • New Orleans Jazz Orchestra • New York • Nina Serrano • Oakland • Oakland Arts Center • Oakland Museum of California • Oasis Gallery/American Steel • Occupy Oakland • Occupy San Quentin • Open Studios • Oracle Arena • Pauley Ballroom • Pelican Bay • Philadelphia • Philip Gelb • Radmilla Cody • Richmond Art Center • Riverside • Robert Smith (Julian Lopez-Morillas) • Sacramento • San Francisco • San Francisco Asian American Film Festival • San Francisco Marriott Marquis Hotel • San Francisco State University • San Francisco World Percussion Arts Festival • San Jose • San Quentin Six • San Rafael • Sara Marie Prada • Sausalito • Sekou Sundiata • SFJAZZ • Shawn Weeden • SHU • Sister Elaine Brown • Skill Building Workshops • Soulful Singers • Stanley Tookie Williams • Stockton • Tati Session • Technical and Professional Writing Program • The Art House • The New Jim Crow • Tla’a’schi’i’ (Red-Orche-on-Cheek) • Tracy Taylor • UC Berkeley’s MLK Jr. Student Union • United States • University of California • Vallejo • Walter and Elise Haas Fund • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio Show • West Hollywood • West Oakland • Willie Sundiata Tate • Willis Thomas • Women’s Month • Women’s Revolution in Latin American Song and Poetry • Womyn’s Herstory Month • Wontanara • Zakir Hussain • Zanaib Nia Green • “1001 Black Men" • “American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs" • “Basic Grant Writing Skills for Folk and Traditional Artists and Organizations" • “Blue/Orange” • “Christopher” • “Clitoris Celebration” • “Collage 2012 African Cultural Festival” • “Color of Violence" • “Conquest: Sexual Violence and American Indian Genocide" • “Generations of Music" • “Knowledge Transporters" • “On Revolution: A Conversation Between Grace Lee Boggs and Angela Davis” • “Question Bridge" • “Rhythm and Roots" • “SheRose: A Tribute to Michelle Obama" • “The Interrupters" • “The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-Profit Industrial Complex” • “Toy Story 3" • “Toy Town” • “Where Water is Born / El Ojo del Agua" • “Wizard of Oz" • “Work Sample Laboratory”
Wanda’s Picks for February 2012
February 4, 2012
This is the month we wear our Blackness with pride – so walk on, walk on. I want to thank Rhodessa Jones, Shaka Jamal, Pat Jamison, Elaine Lee, Walter Turner, Vera Nobles and Elouise Burrell for your leads and references for South Africa.
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Tags: 22nd Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Abigail Disney • Abigail E. Disney • Abu Baker • Adam Hochchild • African Film Festival • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Afro-Haitian • Alexandra Township • Ali Samadi Ahadi • Alonozo King • ANC • ANC Youth League • and Sex Changed a Nation at War” • Arkansas State Press • Artist Proof • Artist Proof Studio • Ashby Flea Market • Aubrey Sekqabi • Ausar Auset Society West Coast Chapter • Austin • B.Yung • Bay Area • Bay Trail • Bay View • Bayard Rustin • Ben Turner • Berkeley • Bheki Khoza • Bilal • Bill T. Jones • Black and Green" • Black Choreographers Here and Now • Black Community Services Center • Black Friday • Bloemfontein • Blomfontein • Brava Theater • Brenda Joyce • Britain • Brother Fred • Cal Performances • Cal State East Bay • California • Calvin Keys • Cape Town • Central High • Charles Taylor • Children’s Civil Movement • Christine Chacha • City Lights Publishers • Civil Rights Movement • Colette Eloi • Community Works • Congo • Cool Arts • Dahlak Brathwaite • Dance Mission • Daniel Beaty • Daveed Diggs • David Norris • Dereca Blackmon • Dion Decibels • Dr. Dorothy I. Height • Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Penn • Dr. Robert Scott (posthumous) • Dr. Wangari Maathai (posthumous) • Dr. Yao Graham • East Bay Educational Program • Eastbay Church of Religious Science • Egypt • Elaine Lee • Elouise Burrell • Emmett Till • English • European • FESMAN • First Lady Michelle Obama • Gary Dobson • Germany • Gini Reticker • Gregory Maqoma • Haigood’s Zaccho Dance Company • Hausa • Helen Anderson • Hodari Davis • Homeless Talk: Helping the Poor Help Themselves • Independent Lens • Indie Film Festival • Iran • IT • Jacqueline Copeland-Carson • James Gayles • James Knox • Jazz Heritage Center Theatre • Jazz Heritage Gallery • Jeffrey Skoller • Jim Dennis • Joanne Griffith • Joburg • Johannesburg • Johannesburg University • Joseph Mmaphuti Kgomo • Julius Malema • La Pena Cultural Center • Lake Merritt Hotel • Laney College • Legal Services for Prisoners with Children • Leymah Gbowee • Liberia • Linda Burnham • LINES Contemporary Ballet • Little Rock 9 • Living Word Festival • Lucious Christopher “L.C.” Bates • Lulu • Lush Life Gallery • Madagascar • Mail@Guardian • Malawi • Mandela • Marc Bamuthi Joseph • March on Washington • Marcus Books • Market Theatre • Martin King • Mbeki • Melville • Melvin Van Peebles • Mic Turner • Mike Mvelase • Mophatong • Mouride Brotherhood (the Muridiyya) • Moving into Dance • Museum Africa • Museum of the African Disapora • Muslim • Mutombo Mpanya • My Father's House • Myesha Jenkins • NAACP • Ned Bank • Ned Oil • New York • Newtown Cultural Precinct • Nobel Peace Prize • Oak Center • Oakland • Occupy Action • Oprah • Pacific Film Archive • Paepae Kenny Mmekwa • Pan African • Pat Jamison • Patricia A. Montgomery • PBS • Pedi • PFA • Pinise • Pray the Devil Back to Hell • Prayer • President Jacob Zuma • Pretoria • Pretoria News • Prince Newtown • Qi Gong • Rainbow Recreation Center • Ramadan Rides • Red • Regina Mundy • Rhodessa Jones • Rosa Parks • Rosebank • San Francisco • San Quentin • Sankofa • Second Annual Ubuntu Awards • Selaelo Maredi • Senegal • SFJAZZ • Shaka Jamal • Sharon La Cruise • Shekhem Samerit Kau • Sifiso E. Kweyama • South Africa • Sowetan • Soweto • Stanford University • State Theatre • Stephen Lawrence • Street Sheet • Street Spirit • Sudanese • Tambo Mbeki • Ted Coffey • Texas • The Allen Temple AIDS Ministry • The Citizen • The Knowledge Conference • The Long Shadow of Little Rock" • The Lucky Bean • The Star • The Telegraph (published in UK • The Zimbabwean (published in Europe) • Third World • Third World Network • Tim Wise • Tkolwe Sehume • Tlokwe Sehume • Touba • Tsakane • Tshwane • Tunde • UC Berkeley • UC Merced • Union Building • University of Texas • Usuthu Art Productions • Vera Nobles • Viva Riva • Walter Turner • Wampanoag. Pilgrims • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks Radio • West Oakland Branch Library • Westend Theatre • Wits • Witwatersrand • World Cultures • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Youth Speaks • Yvette Hochberg • Zellerbach Hall • Zora Neale Hurston • Zulu • “Activism in the Age of Obama” • “Beautiful Me" • “Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock” • “Dance Umbrella" • “Dear White America: Letter to a New Minority" • “I Dream a World” • “Kinshasa Symphony” • “Mighty Be Our Powers: How Sisterhood • “Redefining Black Power: Reflections on the State of Black America" • “Redefining Black Power” • “Screenagers: 14th Annual Bay Area High School Film and Video Festival" • “Slamnation" • “Story/Time" • “Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song” • “The Green Wave" • “Through the Night" • “We Still Live Here - Âs Nutayuneân" • “Word Becomes Flesh”
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Tags: 22nd Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Abigail Disney • Abigail E. Disney • Abu Baker • Adam Hochchild • African Film Festival • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Afro-Haitian • Alexandra Township • Ali Samadi Ahadi • Alonozo King • ANC • ANC Youth League • and Sex Changed a Nation at War” • Arkansas State Press • Artist Proof • Artist Proof Studio • Ashby Flea Market • Aubrey Sekqabi • Ausar Auset Society West Coast Chapter • Austin • B.Yung • Bay Area • Bay Trail • Bay View • Bayard Rustin • Ben Turner • Berkeley • Bheki Khoza • Bilal • Bill T. Jones • Black and Green" • Black Choreographers Here and Now • Black Community Services Center • Black Friday • Bloemfontein • Blomfontein • Brava Theater • Brenda Joyce • Britain • Brother Fred • Cal Performances • Cal State East Bay • California • Calvin Keys • Cape Town • Central High • Charles Taylor • Children’s Civil Movement • Christine Chacha • City Lights Publishers • Civil Rights Movement • Colette Eloi • Community Works • Congo • Cool Arts • Dahlak Brathwaite • Dance Mission • Daniel Beaty • Daveed Diggs • David Norris • Dereca Blackmon • Dion Decibels • Dr. Dorothy I. Height • Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Penn • Dr. Robert Scott (posthumous) • Dr. Wangari Maathai (posthumous) • Dr. Yao Graham • East Bay Educational Program • Eastbay Church of Religious Science • Egypt • Elaine Lee • Elouise Burrell • Emmett Till • English • European • FESMAN • First Lady Michelle Obama • Gary Dobson • Germany • Gini Reticker • Gregory Maqoma • Haigood’s Zaccho Dance Company • Hausa • Helen Anderson • Hodari Davis • Homeless Talk: Helping the Poor Help Themselves • Independent Lens • Indie Film Festival • Iran • IT • Jacqueline Copeland-Carson • James Gayles • James Knox • Jazz Heritage Center Theatre • Jazz Heritage Gallery • Jeffrey Skoller • Jim Dennis • Joanne Griffith • Joburg • Johannesburg • Johannesburg University • Joseph Mmaphuti Kgomo • Julius Malema • La Pena Cultural Center • Lake Merritt Hotel • Laney College • Legal Services for Prisoners with Children • Leymah Gbowee • Liberia • Linda Burnham • LINES Contemporary Ballet • Little Rock 9 • Living Word Festival • Lucious Christopher “L.C.” Bates • Lulu • Lush Life Gallery • Madagascar • Mail@Guardian • Malawi • Mandela • Marc Bamuthi Joseph • March on Washington • Marcus Books • Market Theatre • Martin King • Mbeki • Melville • Melvin Van Peebles • Mic Turner • Mike Mvelase • Mophatong • Mouride Brotherhood (the Muridiyya) • Moving into Dance • Museum Africa • Museum of the African Disapora • Muslim • Mutombo Mpanya • My Father's House • Myesha Jenkins • NAACP • Ned Bank • Ned Oil • New York • Newtown Cultural Precinct • Nobel Peace Prize • Oak Center • Oakland • Occupy Action • Oprah • Pacific Film Archive • Paepae Kenny Mmekwa • Pan African • Pat Jamison • Patricia A. Montgomery • PBS • Pedi • PFA • Pinise • Pray the Devil Back to Hell • Prayer • President Jacob Zuma • Pretoria • Pretoria News • Prince Newtown • Qi Gong • Rainbow Recreation Center • Ramadan Rides • Red • Regina Mundy • Rhodessa Jones • Rosa Parks • Rosebank • San Francisco • San Quentin • Sankofa • Second Annual Ubuntu Awards • Selaelo Maredi • Senegal • SFJAZZ • Shaka Jamal • Sharon La Cruise • Shekhem Samerit Kau • Sifiso E. Kweyama • South Africa • Sowetan • Soweto • Stanford University • State Theatre • Stephen Lawrence • Street Sheet • Street Spirit • Sudanese • Tambo Mbeki • Ted Coffey • Texas • The Allen Temple AIDS Ministry • The Citizen • The Knowledge Conference • The Long Shadow of Little Rock" • The Lucky Bean • The Star • The Telegraph (published in UK • The Zimbabwean (published in Europe) • Third World • Third World Network • Tim Wise • Tkolwe Sehume • Tlokwe Sehume • Touba • Tsakane • Tshwane • Tunde • UC Berkeley • UC Merced • Union Building • University of Texas • Usuthu Art Productions • Vera Nobles • Viva Riva • Walter Turner • Wampanoag. Pilgrims • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks Radio • West Oakland Branch Library • Westend Theatre • Wits • Witwatersrand • World Cultures • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Youth Speaks • Yvette Hochberg • Zellerbach Hall • Zora Neale Hurston • Zulu • “Activism in the Age of Obama” • “Beautiful Me" • “Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock” • “Dance Umbrella" • “Dear White America: Letter to a New Minority" • “I Dream a World” • “Kinshasa Symphony” • “Mighty Be Our Powers: How Sisterhood • “Redefining Black Power: Reflections on the State of Black America" • “Redefining Black Power” • “Screenagers: 14th Annual Bay Area High School Film and Video Festival" • “Slamnation" • “Story/Time" • “Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song” • “The Green Wave" • “Through the Night" • “We Still Live Here - Âs Nutayuneân" • “Word Becomes Flesh”
Wanda’s Picks for January 2012
January 5, 2012
Life isn’t fair: Too many kids and not enough food, fat cats bringing in all the money and government services like free hospitals and free education is not free for those who need it because, like everywhere, bureaucracy breeds corruption, whether we are in Madagascar or the United States.
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Tags: 22nd Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Americans • Antananarivo • Antsirabe TaSin • Bay View • Berkeley • California • Capetown • Chez Joseph • China • Chinese • Congo • Egypt • English • Europe • French • Germany • Imani • KPFA • Kwanzaa • L.A. • La Pena Cultural Center • Madagascar • Madagasy • Mandivazo • Miandrivazo • Monrondava • Montreal • Oakland • Palestine • Pan African • Professor Ibrahim Seck • Reunion • Senegal • SF • Tanzania • TaSin • Third World • Vukani Mawethu Choir • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio • West Africa • West African Research Center • West Oakland Branch Library • Women’s Magazine • Yvette Hochberg • “Salamus”
Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: 22nd Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Americans • Antananarivo • Antsirabe TaSin • Bay View • Berkeley • California • Capetown • Chez Joseph • China • Chinese • Congo • Egypt • English • Europe • French • Germany • Imani • KPFA • Kwanzaa • L.A. • La Pena Cultural Center • Madagascar • Madagasy • Mandivazo • Miandrivazo • Monrondava • Montreal • Oakland • Palestine • Pan African • Professor Ibrahim Seck • Reunion • Senegal • SF • Tanzania • TaSin • Third World • Vukani Mawethu Choir • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda's Picks Radio • West Africa • West African Research Center • West Oakland Branch Library • Women’s Magazine • Yvette Hochberg • “Salamus”
Wanda’s Picks for July 2011
June 29, 2011
A number of trees have fallen in the forest this past month and we want to acknowledge the huge spaces their absence brings: Geronimo ji jaga Pratt, Black Panther, decorated veteran of multiple wars …
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Tags: 18th Annual Labor Fest • 2012 - The Musical • 34th Annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival • 700 and Int'l • 700th and Int'l • A Juneteenth Community Sing • A Panther is a Black Cat • AAMLO Townhall • Africa • African American Center • African Cosmology of the Bantu-Kongo • African Spiritual Healer in Crisis • African spiritual practices • AfroCuban Music in the Gardens • An Afternoon of Afro-Cuban Dance and Music • ancestors • Anna Dever Smith • Archie Lee • Avotcja • BASH • Bay Area SHorts • Bill Doggett • Black Liberation Army • Black Panther • BPP Commemorator Newspaper • Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters • California and the 150 Anniversary of the US Civil War: Slave Labor and Free Labor • California Habeas Project • Carlos Carrera • Castro Theater • Chinaka Hodge • City Lights Bookstore • Ciudad Juarez • classical music • COINTELPRO • Commies and American Democracy on Trial • Compared to What • contemporary art • Contra Costa College • Crime After Crime • Debbie Peagler • Deborah Willis • deFremery Park • Destiny • DJ DC of 106KMEL • domestic violence • Dr. K. Kia Bunseki Fu-Kiau • Eastside Cultural Center Friday • Edrix Cooper Anifowoshe • EJ Youngblood • emancipated Texans • Emancipation Proclamation • Eric Ting • Europe • fault lines • FilmWorks United • folk • Friends of Negro Spirituals • Galveston • Garden Series • General Order No. 3 • Geronimo ji jaga • Green Arcade • Haight St. • Hank Willis Thomas • Hip Hop • Hotel Nikko • Ise Lyfe • Jacki Sibblies Drury • jazz • Joshua Safran • Joyce Gordon Gallery • jubilee • Julie Cavanagh • Kamau Amen-Ra • Keba Konte • Kim Nalley • Koret Auditorium • KPFA • La Pena Cultural Center • Labor Fest • Larry Shoup • Let Me Down Easy • liberal • Lil Bobby Hutton • Majeedah Rahman • Marissa Gonzalez • Mexico • Mime Troupe • Mira Theatre • Nadio Costa • Namibia • Nancy Duranteau • Nashormeh Lindo • Negro Spirituals • Nina Simone • Norman K. Brown • Oakland • Paul Robeson • Pistols & Prayers • Playwrights Foundation • Poetry in the Struggle • political prisoners • race • racism • Reginald Major • role of slavery • Rulers and Rebels: A People's History of California • Sabina Berman • San Francisco • San Francisco Main Library • Sande Perez y Su Lande • Sara Marie Prada • Scott Martelle • segregationists • Self-Healing Power and Therapy • show tunes • Simbi-Simbi:Hold Up That Which Holds You Up • slaves • sociopolitical commentary • SOMARTs Cultural Center • South America • spirituals • Stanford Jazz Festival • TaSin Sabir • The African American Concert Singer • The Book • the Carribean • The Feat Within:Spies • The Healthy Baby Project • The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting for Superman • The RRazz Room • The Underground Railroad:Songs of Hope and Freedom • theatre • Thick House • trade unions • Union Major-Gen. Gordon Granger • United States • veteran • Vietnam • Visual Word - Poetry Through Photograph • Waiting for Superman • Wanda Sabir • We Are Proud to Present a Presentation • West Oakland • Women's Studies • Yerba Buena Free Concerts • Yoav Potash
Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: 18th Annual Labor Fest • 2012 - The Musical • 34th Annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival • 700 and Int'l • 700th and Int'l • A Juneteenth Community Sing • A Panther is a Black Cat • AAMLO Townhall • Africa • African American Center • African Cosmology of the Bantu-Kongo • African Spiritual Healer in Crisis • African spiritual practices • AfroCuban Music in the Gardens • An Afternoon of Afro-Cuban Dance and Music • ancestors • Anna Dever Smith • Archie Lee • Avotcja • BASH • Bay Area SHorts • Bill Doggett • Black Liberation Army • Black Panther • BPP Commemorator Newspaper • Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters • California and the 150 Anniversary of the US Civil War: Slave Labor and Free Labor • California Habeas Project • Carlos Carrera • Castro Theater • Chinaka Hodge • City Lights Bookstore • Ciudad Juarez • classical music • COINTELPRO • Commies and American Democracy on Trial • Compared to What • contemporary art • Contra Costa College • Crime After Crime • Debbie Peagler • Deborah Willis • deFremery Park • Destiny • DJ DC of 106KMEL • domestic violence • Dr. K. Kia Bunseki Fu-Kiau • Eastside Cultural Center Friday • Edrix Cooper Anifowoshe • EJ Youngblood • emancipated Texans • Emancipation Proclamation • Eric Ting • Europe • fault lines • FilmWorks United • folk • Friends of Negro Spirituals • Galveston • Garden Series • General Order No. 3 • Geronimo ji jaga • Green Arcade • Haight St. • Hank Willis Thomas • Hip Hop • Hotel Nikko • Ise Lyfe • Jacki Sibblies Drury • jazz • Joshua Safran • Joyce Gordon Gallery • jubilee • Julie Cavanagh • Kamau Amen-Ra • Keba Konte • Kim Nalley • Koret Auditorium • KPFA • La Pena Cultural Center • Labor Fest • Larry Shoup • Let Me Down Easy • liberal • Lil Bobby Hutton • Majeedah Rahman • Marissa Gonzalez • Mexico • Mime Troupe • Mira Theatre • Nadio Costa • Namibia • Nancy Duranteau • Nashormeh Lindo • Negro Spirituals • Nina Simone • Norman K. Brown • Oakland • Paul Robeson • Pistols & Prayers • Playwrights Foundation • Poetry in the Struggle • political prisoners • race • racism • Reginald Major • role of slavery • Rulers and Rebels: A People's History of California • Sabina Berman • San Francisco • San Francisco Main Library • Sande Perez y Su Lande • Sara Marie Prada • Scott Martelle • segregationists • Self-Healing Power and Therapy • show tunes • Simbi-Simbi:Hold Up That Which Holds You Up • slaves • sociopolitical commentary • SOMARTs Cultural Center • South America • spirituals • Stanford Jazz Festival • TaSin Sabir • The African American Concert Singer • The Book • the Carribean • The Feat Within:Spies • The Healthy Baby Project • The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting for Superman • The RRazz Room • The Underground Railroad:Songs of Hope and Freedom • theatre • Thick House • trade unions • Union Major-Gen. Gordon Granger • United States • veteran • Vietnam • Visual Word - Poetry Through Photograph • Waiting for Superman • Wanda Sabir • We Are Proud to Present a Presentation • West Oakland • Women's Studies • Yerba Buena Free Concerts • Yoav Potash
Wanda’s Picks for April 2011
April 10, 2011
When Martin Luther King was killed in Memphis, he was about to join the sanitation workers in their protest for a union and more decent wages. The movement for civil rights was taking hold in the North and America didn’t like it – so off with King’s head.
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Tags: "It's Time" • "King" • "Radio Golf" • "The A Word" • "The Season of Peace" • Afghan Parliament • Afghanistan • Africa • African American Art and Culture Complex • African American Shakespeare Company • Afrikan Sistahs’ Media Network • Afro-Cuban • Afro-Mexican • Afro-Trini • Alameda • Alex Haley • Alfredo “Godo “ Herrera • Allen Temple Baptist Church Streets Disciples • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre • America • American Tribal Style (ATS) • Amy Goodman • Antonio Guerrero • Art Deco Auditorium • Ashkanez Music and Dance Center • Audre Lorde Room • August Wilson • Baltimore • Bay Area • Bay Area Religious Campaign Against Torture • Berkeley • Berkeley Law • Berkeley Rep • Bernie Mack • Bill Fletcher • Bishop Kenneth C. Ulmer • Black Nationalist Movement • Bronx • Buriel Clay Theatre • Cal State Monterey Bay • Caribbean All-Stars • Center for Constitutional Rights • Cicely Tyson • Civil Right Movement • Civil Rights Movement • Claremont Hotel • CMUs • Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) for the San Francisco Bay Area • Cuba • Cultural Odyssey • De Rompe y Raja Cultural Association • Deborah Vaughan • Democracy Now • Destiny Arts Youth Performance Company • Detroit • Dimensions Dance Theater • DJ Soulcrates • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. • Eddy Zheng • El Hajj Malik el Shabazz • Elizabethan • Empress Tour • Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist • Exhale • Filipino Americans • Fishermen’s Wharf • FLASH MOB! • Georgetown University • Ghawazee • Gina Bruno • Grand Lake Theatre • Havana Style Rumba Cabaret • Havana Style Rumba Party • International Women’s Day • International Women’s History Month • Irie Divine • Jamila Salimpour • Jazz Heritage Month • Jihan Sabir • Joyce Gordon Gallery • Keramet Reiter JD • Khalil Shaheed • Kilusan • Kizzie • KPFA • L. Peter Callendar • La Habana Vieja • La Pena Cultural Center • Laney College • Laney College Theatre • Latin Beat • Lee • Leith Mullings • Leonard Weinglass • Leroy F. Moore Jr. • Lia McPherson • Lorraine Hotel (Motel) • Los Cojolites • Los Muñequitos de Matanzas • Mahatma Ghandi • Majesty and Magic of our Earth" • Malalai Joya • Malcolm X • Malonga Casquelourde Center • Mama Charlotte O’Neal • Manning Marable • Marcus Shelby • Memphis • Mexico • MGM • Michael Eric Dyson • Michael Wanguru • Middle East • Middle Eastern • Mijail “La maquinaria” Labrada • Mission Cultural Center • Mission Language and Vocational School • Mo’Rockin Project • Nahal Zamani • National Dance Week • National Library Week • National Poetry Month • Ni Wakati • Noe Gonzales • North • NY • Oakland • Oakland International Film Festival • Obama • Ossie Davis • Ouled Nail • Pasumecha • Patricia (Patty) Berne • Paul Winfield • Pedro Rosales • Peru • Prison Law Office • Push It Out • Queen Makeda • Rebecca Vasile • Rebel Diaz Arts Collective • Renee Wilson • Roxie Theatre • Sacramento • San Diego Union Tribune • San Francisco • San Francisco Chronicle • San Francisco Women Against Rape • Sara Norman • SFJAZZ • Shakespeare • Shereen Cesar • SHUs • Sierra Rep • Singing Sandra • Sister Beauty • Son De Madera • Son Jarocho • Sonora • Stage Hands • Stagebridge Senior Theater Company • Stagebridge Senior Theatre Company • Suhaila • Tennessee • Terry Kupers MD • The African Connection • The First East Oakland Summit on Human Trafficking • The Wright Institute • Theater Artaud • Tribal Fusion • Trinidad • U.S./NATO • Virginia Slims • Walter Turner • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks • Wanda’s Picks Radio • West Indian • Women's Building • Women’s History Month • Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF/SF) • Yassir Chadly • Yerba Buena Gardens Festival • Yuisa Davila • Z Space • Zahra Billoo • “A New Way Forward: Healing What’s Hurting Black America" • “A Woman Among Warlords" • “Africa Today" • “Catalyst: One by One" • “Ending the War in Afghanistan: An Evening with Malalai Joya" • “Fire and Ice: Stories of the Power • “FREE: Voices from the Curbside" • “Gem of the Ocean" • “Hairspray: The Musical" • “Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention" • “Mènage" • “Ruined” • “Sins Invalid" • “Soul of the Movement: Meditations on Dr. Martin Luther King" • “The Autobiography of Malcolm X" • “The Civil Rights Movement" • “The Struggle" • “Twelfth Night" • “Universal Filipino" • “Women of Calypso”
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