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Bay View legacy steps up as we enter a new era
by Robbie Jackson
For years this newspaper has served the community the best way possible, and the introduction of a new era is not only welcome but it’s also celebrated. Some new fresh perspectives are...
Bay View’s new editor-in-chief!
by Xion Abiodun
The Bay View has a new editor-in-chief! The honorable title has been given to JR Valrey, minister of information, writer, author, activist and teacher. He has been working with the Bay View...
Steatopygia and the modern Venus
The history of racism in medical science and sexualization of Black Beauty. The story of Sarah Baartman.
Shawn Richard: Haight street’s first Black equity dispensary owner through the SF office of...
One such story of triumph recalls the life of Shawn Richard. Having made it alive through the War on Drugs, native San Franciscian Shawn Richard’s has broken through all social hurdles placed in front of him.
Award-winning Afrofuturist Nisi Shawl brings the magic of history to young readers with ‘Speculation’
by Sumiko Saulson
Award-winning Afrofuturist Nisi Shawl has knocked it out of the park with “Speculation,” a work of mid grade fiction (for 8- to 12-year-olds) about Winna, a young girl with magical glasses that...
Black SF promotes reparations for the people!
Legalized enslavement, Jim Crow policies, redlining and state sanctioned murder are a few reasons why reparations are owed.
Straight to the point with human rights lawyer Adante Pointer
by JR Valrey, the Minister of Information and Editor in Chief of the San Francisco Bay View Newspaper
Adante Pointer has been on the front lines of the current day Human Rights movement. Fighting in...
Black on Black solutions: ‘Batters Up, Guns Down’ neighborhood softball league opener is March...
The men's season for Bats Up Guns Down is set to begin on March 26th, 2023, weather permitting. The first tournament event will be held on April 8th, 2023, which will be an Autism Awareness and Pre-Easter Celebration for kids.
Talkin’ to the youngsters
Talking to a few youngsters, I hear them saying there are white people in the inner city walking their poodles and how our communities are being gentrified.
Black co-owner of Rosemary Jane Consumption Bar talks local marijuana business and cannabis politics
JR interviews Cynthia Carey Grant live, at Smoke N’ Word at 2340 Harrison in Downtown Oakland.
Oakland Politics with Allyssa Victory
Oakland continues to work to stabilize itself during multiple local emergencies including one due to a cyberattack on City Hall.
Are we forced to drink health-damaging water because the state considers us slaves?
The question of the state of our humanity looms.
Black Defense Committee has Spoken: Liberation For All!
No comrades left behind enemy lines to suffer in concentration camps.
Universal healthcare legislation introduced in California?
Doing something different over the protracted struggle has every chance of being successful.
Why is the Anti War Movement not prevalent in the Black community today?
WWIII is gearing up and we trying to survive already with no time or energy to worry about it.
“We would have to pray, teach and activate everything to De-Gentrif*ck that land”
Love, soil, art and ComeUnity MamaFest Homefulness.
Meet the women making environmental justice history!
Brilliant women putting environmental injustices in the crosshairs.
Parlaying copaganda: The truth about San Francisco’s District Attorney and her attempts to coddle...
The temerity of D.A. Brooke Jenkins . . . and deaths of innocents.
Dr. Ratcliff honored by Black Chamber for Black History Month
Dr. Willie Ratcliff accepting his flowers grown from deep roots and rich nutrients.
Bay Area’s Dr. Danielle Richardson discusses pandemic’s effect on school-aged youth
What effects does the pandemic still have on students’ ability to learn and teachers’ ability to teach?