2025
Yearly Archives: 2025
Who’s afraid of Zohran Mamdani?
Zohran Mamdani’s insurgent mayoral campaign focuses on housing, transit, and childcare amid coordinated, bigoted attacks.
California Community Colleges’ HBCU College Caravan turns 10!
California community colleges mark 10th CCC-to-HBCU Caravan, connecting students with guaranteed transfer opportunities statewide.
Black archaeologist launches new children’s book series that lets kids step into the past
Dr. Cheryl Janifer LaRoche launches “The Resurrectors,” a time-traveling children’s series bringing Black history to life.
The Free Mumia Tour hits Cuba
The Free Mumia Tour visits Cuba, forging media ties and spotlighting Mumia Abu Jamal’s case.
Free William Lollis
“William Lollis has served 11 years of a 92-year sentence for a nonviolent crime.”
‘Miradas desde Cuba’ photo exhibit: Black Cuba at the Bayview Opera House
Black Cuban photographer Sekou’s “Miradas desde Cuba” illuminates Afro-Cuban life at the Bayview Opera House.
Hear Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, the People’s Champ, warn us about attacks on food and...
by the People's Minister of Information JR Valrey
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon discusses in intricate detail what is behind the current government shutdown. On topic, she...
Black and Chinese Communities Unite: Five Years of Dialogue, Healing, and Standing Against Hate
For the past five years, a group of Black and Chinese community members, and leaders have been meeting regularly—sharing meals, stories, and strategies—to combat the rise in violence against seniors, and heal divisions fueled by misinformation and sensationalized media narratives.
A tale of two ceasefires: Gaza and DR Congo
“Israel has largely withdrawn to the negotiated yellow line, yet killings, displacement and devastation persist in Gaza.”
The Gospel of Black Evolution: #LoveOnTheMove
Black creativity and resilience redefine history and future through love-driven evolution, healing, culture and collective empowerment.
The AIPAC question that broke the brain of Gavin Newsom
“Van Lathan asked, ‘I will not vote for a candidate that takes $1 from AIPAC,’ and Newsom froze.”
Literacy is on the line: Here’s why Oakland can’t afford to stay silent
Oakland’s literacy crisis threatens children’s futures; cut education funding, and brilliance becomes lost.
California Connects launches in San Francisco: A statewide effort to strengthen community partnerships
The Governor’s Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) launched its California Connects: Regional Convenings series this week, beginning with a gathering in San Francisco that brought together more than 100 nonprofit, community, and government partners.
The Soultown Magazine presents Something On Thursdays!
Something on Thursdays is an inspiring event, held on the last Thursday of each month, that rewards attendees with unapologetic conversations surrounding topics on black and brown culture, business, and communities.
Flavas Jamaican Grill brings spice to life
Flavas is one of the small percentage of black-owned and operated businesses in San Mateo County, featuring a diverse staff and authentic Jamaican cuisine. The vibe is real, and the food is great!
Broke-Ass Stuart chronicles two decades of San Francisco life in new book while honored...
The Worst of Broke-Ass Stuart: 20 Years of Love, Death & Dive Bars, isn’t just a collection of essays and columns; it’s a love letter to San Francisco, warts and all.
The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum: A living legacy in Redwood City
The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum and Learning Center is not a relic—it’s a space for learning, reflection, and connection. Every room tells a story; every artifact points to the often-overlooked contributions of Black Americans.
How prisoners aren’t educated on the failures of AI in court proceedings
“If lifetime-appointed federal judges are using AI and are getting it wrong, what about state judges?”
Community Skate @ Golden Gate: A legacy of love keeps rolling
Community Skate @ Golden Gate revives Marin City’s roller-skating tradition, uniting generations in rhythm, resilience, joy.
As millions face threats to their health insurance coverage, experts offer practical advice
Millions risk losing affordable coverage as H.R.1 cuts subsidies and tightens Medicaid eligibility, experts warn.