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Yearly Archives: 2021
Keidra is returning to Ghana wit’ D’Wayne Wiggins of the Tonys and a tour...
Keidra’s first trip to Ghana inspires her return this December to make the Oakland 2 Accra Connection with music, heart and humanity.
SFSU students speak up following threat of campus violence
Community Journalist Sierra Bourne interviewed SFSU students following a threat of armed violence on campus on the evening of Sept. 28, 2021.
Stream it live: International Tribunal of legal experts to judge U.S. human rights abuses...
“This proceeding will establish overwhelming evidence that this country and its settler colonial predecessors have committed genocide, as defined by the United Nations, against Black, Brown and Indigenous People for over 400 years,” said Jihad Abdulmumit.
The Tribunal: Active, organized resistance and empowerment
The Tribunal will prove the fact that capitalism fueled by greed, corruption and racism is destroying the environment. It will show that the lives of Black, Brown and Indigenous people do not matter in the face of profits and the unbridled acquisition of wealth.
Tyrell Wilson: Killed for being Black and houseless in Klanville aka Danville
Tyrell Wilson “was peaceful, polite, never caused any problems,” yet was murdered by Sheriff Deputy Andrew Hall through the lens of racism, classism and hate.
Burned to death on the streets of San Francisco
The intentional burning death of a sleeping homeless community member begs the question: Who are we?
Beyond Indigenous Peoples’ Day
New Roots Theater Festival centers BIPOC artists bringing joy and celebration in dance, song, music, poetry and theater for two days running, Oct. 16-17.
San Francisco court’s racist denial of the constitutional right to a speedy trial
Constitutional Sixth Amendment violations against Black and Brown San Franciscans shed a damning light on SF court’s colonialist race and class oppression.
Sunrise Ceremony on Alcatraz Oct. 11, 2021
Editor Nube Brown attended the Oct. 11 Sunrise Ceremony to honor Indigenous Peoples' Day and the 1969-71 occupation of the island by our native brothers and sisters.
International Panel of Jurists to oversee Tribunal on US Human Rights Abuses Against Black,...
The petition against the US Government brought to the International Tribunal 70 years ago charging lynchings, executions, systematic inequalities and more remain relevant today.
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.
Jalil Muntaqim: Why it’s time for the International Tribunal
The International Tribunal will hear testimony on U.S. crimes against Black, Brown and Indigenous people to which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once referred stating the United States is the greatest purveyor of violence on the planet.
In the Spirit of Mandela Tribunal is a stepping stone toward New Afrikan independence
The International Tribunal 2021 is a firm step forward in the development of international relations for New Afrikan independence as the Republic of New Afrika within the illegal settler colony called amerikkka.
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.
Fair Warning: Developers cannot guarantee Treasure Island will be safe
Deceptions and lies have brought pain, suffering and death to Treasure Island and Bayview Hunters Point, with no trustworthy assurances in sight for present or future residents.
Why Black Brothas shouldn’t call themselves the n-word (nigga)!
Here with clarity and conviction are the reasons why writer Oba Lee Frelimo finds calling ourselves or anyone ‘nigga’ is the foulest disrespect.
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.
Open letter to SFUSD: Don’t blame the literacy crisis on the children
Reading education and literacy crisis in SFUSD described in details pointed out by SF resident and grandmother, Silvia Briseno.
Alameda County has resources for rent relief!
Rent moratorium ended Sept. 30 and money is available to help as Alameda County accepts and processes applications from renters and small landlords.
San Francisco District Attorney’s Office files numerous charges against San Francisco sheriff’s deputy
DA Chesa Boudin is not shying away from holding bad cops accountable.