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Monthly Archives: July 2021
Child Separation Services and the Family InJustice Court
Ongoing rot from within highlights racism, classism, child abuse and trafficking, human rights violations and corruption in Child Separation (Protective) Services and Juvenile Dependency Kkkourt (Court).
Memory lives in the blood. Our ancestors live in us.
Precious shared humanity was honored and lifted by the Monumental Reckoning ceremony through Dana King’s 350 African Ancestors created in bronze and exalted unto the earth, sky and descendant beings by the Heart and Soul Center of Light and Glide Church choirs.
SF students get ready for in-person learning in the fall
In preparation for in-person learning in the fall, Burton High School COVID-19 Clinic in San Francisco’s Portola area is offering a wealth of information, vacs jabs and vouchers for Giants tickets, while SFUSD is providing a learning seat for everyone, respecting those who choose not to vaccinate.
The assassination of Jovenel Moise: The US-backed PHTK dictatorship marches on
In the hearts and determination of The People of Haiti burns a relentless mighty force against the historical capitalist, colonizing, extractive, genocidal and self-serving policies of the U.S. government and the United Nations.
Affordable ownership home at 4343 3rd St. #404 – apply by Sept. 3
Below Market Rate ownership home at 4343 3rd St #404 SF CA 94124
3 bedroom 2 bath priced at $497,576 condo with 1 car parking....
Suspend the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department budget!
Not in our names and not with our tax dollars – the war is on and The People demand accountability and to be heard.
Agreement to End Hostilities
The Agreement to End Hostilities, envisioned and written by the Best of the Best, is perhaps the most powerful document to be created in the past 50 years, a testament to the power of unity, and today a Blueprint for the possibilities for humanity globally.
Decades of torture, hundreds of men, weeks of starvation – and still we aren’t...
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the first of three California Hunger Strikes, Bay View Editor Nube Brown interviews Paul Redd and Kubwa Jitu, captured and labeled the worst of the worst, sharing a combined 66 plus years total in solitary confinement, and revealing their humanity to be the Best of the Best.
Salute to Sitawa: ‘That Brotha still stands strong, unbroken!’
Ifoma Modibo Kambon pays tribute to Hunger Strikes’ unbroken lion, visionary and quintessential human, Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa.
Remembering the mighty hunger strikes: 10th anniversary salutations!
Mutawally Joka Kambon shares his memories and honor of the 10th anniversary of the Prisoner Hunger Strikes that inspired a rejuvenated heartbeat in the struggle for humanity.
Long live the Cuban Revolution, a beacon of hope for all humanity
Cuba continues to resist the fetid breath of the Imperial Beast and is under no delusions of the Beast’s search for the fissure to strike blinding disruption.
No more sacrifices
Tsukuru Fors' teen years in Hiroshima and subsequent young adulthood in San Francisco inextricably bonded him in solidarity with the Bay View Hunters Point people suffering in a parallel nuclear legacy.
No one wants to live under constant assaults on their humanity
There is no choice when the life of humanity is the child you must protect, when you must fight back because it is the only choice.
Liberate the Caged Voices
Survival in the midst of historical and current long-term determined torture by prison guards against prisoners under the California Department of Corrections and rehabilitation is testament to the human spirit, and glaring evidence of our social decline as human beings to allow the existence of such atrocities.
San Francisco is NOT a law enforcement reform leader
Upending the fantasy of progressive reform, the elephant is crossing the room to reveal the ugly reality of SFPD and its cohorts’ denial of anything like police reform or justice for the people.
Public housing tenants rally against nationwide privatization of public housing and HOPE SF scheme...
Humanity does not reside in gentrification, privatization, displacement, discrimination, harassment, neglect or disrespect, and public housing residents protest this inhumanity by San Francisco and Oakland Housing Authorities.
SFUSD Board approves short-term budget for 2021-22
Back to school in San Francisco, in-person learning and funding to support and stabilize all students returning in the ongoing climate of pandemic-related challenges.
Homegoing tribute to Mother Ernestine Howard of the legendary Wendy’s Cheesecake Bakery
The Howard family shares sweet honoring of their beloved Mother Ernestine Howard as she takes flight homegoing in the spirit of a loving life lived.
Juneteenth shooting at Lake Merritt: We don’t deserve this
Racism as a public health crisis perpetuates anger and toxicity in every fiber of our social fabric, appropriately nailing the blame to the underpinnings of capitalism – no justice, no peace.
Winners and winners: Big takeaways from new rent law benefitting landlords and tenants
Signed into law by Gov. Newsom, AB 832 updates California’s eviction moratorium rules, extends it and brings over $5 billion in federal relief to renters and landlords alike, with 15.79 percent identified as Black or African American.