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Jazz fusion band TBA is taking the Bay by storm
JR Valrey’s interview confirms no humdrumming happening here as badass TBA band lights it up in the Bay!
Houston Grub Park: Food and food trucks are the core of...
The way Eric Hunter described his trip to Houston made me want to book my first, and mouth-watering at that, flight to Houston immediately!
The Hut opens in District 10
COVID-19 response and recovery plan blossoms at The Hut, the new Pacific Islander Community Hub.
SFUSD ramps up efforts to stop the spread of Omicron in...
Keeping schools open for in-person learning is best for our kids, for their parents, and can be safely accomplished with concentrated support and everyone doing their part for each other.
Wanda’s picks for January 2022: The body has seasons
In this New Year and beyond, can we courageously enter the painful conversations, and love each other enough to focus on the heart of our dis-ease in shared humanity?
Blessed HOLYdays and new beginnings!
Baba Jahahara takes us down familiar streets, but the trip is never the same through the neighborhood.
A Livituary: Ms. Regina Jackson, President and CEO of the East...
Regina Jackson’s love, expertise and trust span 27 years of dedicated attention to our most beautiful and valuable element in shared humanity, our youth.
Wealth and Disparities in the Black Community has launched a second...
Good people bringing good tidings and essential goods to their Bayview neighborhood in times of deep need.
A State of Emergency … for people sleeping outside
Elected ‘officials’ failures result in not “The Homeless Problem,” but instead, “The Politricksters Problem.” VOTE
Will Democrats enact universal health care?
Vote. If Dems and Pubs won’t discuss health care during a pandemic, then when?
A true United States
Another flower blooms from a crack in the concrete, in the being of Heather D’Aoust.
Manhunt: Freedom fighter Ozone charged with murdering cop
Call to action to support captured freedom fighter Ozone’s civil and human rights while corporate media slanders him publicly pronouncing him guilty without a trial.
Eye on Education
Education Reporter Daphne Young brings 99 percent good news and holiday cheer for the uplift we’ve been craving.
Gratitude during pandemic holiday times
Love service in community is the fabric Positive Directions Equals Change weaves.
Abdul-Haqq Khalifah turns sadness from the passing of his teenage daughter...
Abdul-Haqq Khalifa shares his ongoing journey of response and healing at the death of beloved 15-year-old daughter Najiyya.
Healthcare roulette
The onus is on We the People to demand legislators acknowledge and legislate for health care as a human right instead of a commodity – vote accordingly.
San Francisco court’s racist denial of the constitutional right to a...
Constitutional Sixth Amendment violations against Black and Brown San Franciscans shed a damning light on SF court’s colonialist race and class oppression.
Sam: Samuel-Ace Ieremia Johnson – Forever in our hearts
Samuel-Ace Ieremia Johnson’s journey home is carried in celebration of the love he had for life.
Wanda’s Picks for October 2021
With eye and heart on fine tuning the soul and its reality, Wanda Sabir explores the layers of humanity’s offerings.
Daphne Young’s eye on education: ‘What’s going on?’
Daphne Young is shining bright in her new column with current information to keep parents, students and community educated.