Black leadership in action: Congresswoman Lateefah Simon and California Controller Malia Cohen on justice,...
by Kevin Epps
As the nation faces a shifting political and social landscape, leaders steadfastly committed to justice, equity and inclusion continue to push forward.
Among...
Pennsylvania Supreme Court denies Mumia Abu-Jamal permission to appeal
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied Mumia Abu-Jamal’s request to appeal, ending his Pennsylvania legal challenge to overturn his conviction.
Comparing histories: Black and Japanese American advocates talk reparations and justice
Black and Japanese American advocates discussed shared struggles and support for reparations at a Sacramento event.
How the ‘subversive genius’ of Kendrick Lamar sent Trump home a loser
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance subverted Trump and celebrated Black resistance.
The cultural loss no one talks about: The Eaton Fire, John Outterbridge and the...
The Eaton Fire erased Black history, destroying John Outterbridge’s legacy while media stayed silent.
Burkina Faso: The Land of the Upright People is rising
Captain Ibrahim Traoré is leading Burkina Faso to self-sufficiency by rejecting Western control and continuing Thomas Sankara’s legacy.
The Soul of SF State celebrates Black Family Day
by Olympia Joy Pereira
On Feb. 1, 2025, The Soul of SF State, a student organization at San Francisco State University kicked off Black History...
PHRM Reps Nobel Peace Prize Nomination: A Reflection on the Struggle for Prisoner Human...
By: CALIFORNIA PRISON FOCUS / K.A.G.E. Universal / ArtivistKadre/ LIBERATE OUR ELDERS/ A.I.M. / Dareal Prison / Debug /PHRM steering committee / Block/ Formerly...
Black political power under attack: Jackson, Miss., Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba indicted
We urge you to contribute to defeating the continuing efforts to deny justice and self-determination to the residents of Jackson, Mississippi, a city with an 86% Black population.
When Hip-Hop sold its soul for a stack
The article critiques Hip-Hop's shift from resistance to profit-driven betrayal.
Fear is still the motivation for Black voters
Margaret Kimberley critiques Kamala Harris, Black voter loyalty, and Democratic Party failures.
After 63 years of the US blockade, Cuba still educates international doctors for free
Cuba defies the US blockade by training international doctors for free and providing global medical aid.
Life after domestic violence: Learning from Black women survivors
The article highlights Black women's experiences with domestic abuse, focusing on isolation, financial control, and resilience in healing.
Losing paradise in Barbuda
“Shame on you,” Robert De Niro told Trump supporters last year. Well, shame on you, Robert De Niro, for commercializing paradise!
Ceasefire in Gaza and the road ahead
We must continue to mobilize, speak out and pressure decision-makers to follow the lead of the majority of people in the US and across the world who support Palestinian freedom.
Slow motion genocide and resistance in Haiti
Haiti faces violence and exploitation under US-backed paramilitaries, resisting with a fight for democracy.
California’s maternal health blueprint ignores systemic racism, community solutions
Critics say California's maternal health blueprint ignores systemic racism and community solutions.
Implications of a second Trump term for working class and oppressed people
The article examines the impact of a second Trump term on racism, inequality, and global oppression.
Fear is still the motivation for Black voters
Margaret Kimberley critiques Kamala Harris, Black voter loyalty, and Democratic Party failures.
In 2024, Bay Area law enforcement killed and maimed Black people with impunity
by JR Valrey, The People’s Minister of Information
Trump has taken office in his second term, and the anxiety in the air is palpable due...