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Oct. 26: Oppose US and UN military intervention in Haiti!
The US financing of the repressive Haitian National Police has been extensive, increasing in correlation with paramilitary death squads.
Prison Radio demands treatment for Rashid’s cancer
This a call for We the People to counter the prison system’s strategic tactic of medical neglect and denial with intentional genocide of political prisoners.
Mumia Abu-Jamal denied a new trial
By blatantly dismissing new evidence, ‘til now buried in the prosecutors own files, the racist court confirms its intent for innocent captive Mumia to die in prison.
Rwanda and Uganda’s M23 militia reappears to slaughter & plunder in DRC
US empire relentless with anti-democratic policies supporting authoritarian leaders and plunder of natural resources in the Congo and other nations globally.
Why does the US want to keep Kagame in power in Rwanda?
Despite the threat of further terror, Rwandan genocide survivors write their stories so we, especially Americans, will know the truth about the U.S.-Kagame alliance.
In 60 days a PA judge will determine if political prisoner Mumia gets new...
The ”Mumia Exceptions” and “Mumia Laws” are real – and damning.
Survivors uncensored: Voices from Rwanda and the Rwandan diaspora
The US as humanitarian imperialist, evokes. . .’Inspiring Stories of Resilience and Humanity’ from Rwanda.
Why the right wing is obsessed with San Francisco
Trumpism, Covid-19 and racial reckoning following the murder of George Floyd mobilized a national conservative backlash – now playing out in our public education system.
How an international tribunal 70 years in the making found the U.S. guilty of...
U.S. Guilty of Genocide, again and again – passion in unity is the fight forward.
Jamal Hart, grandson of Mumia Abu-Jamal, reflects on the 42 years of his grandfather’s...
The epitome of the best in humanity shines in Mumia Abu-Jamal.
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.
The garden that grew from grief
During my deepest moment of despair, loss and grief, I received a vision reel that played in my mind as a movie, which resembled a large healing community farm on land much further than I could even see.
Haiti: “The Truth Speaks for Itself”
Support the popular movement in Haiti.
Demand an end to U.S. funding for the Haitian National Police and military.
Demand an end to the Biden Administration’s unconscionable attacks on refugees.
Afatasi The Artist: ‘In our case for reparations’
There must be sweeping systemic changes; there is no amount of saving, no amount of small business savvy nor educational advancement, that can combat the effects of the racist public policies that are keeping us in poverty
Bakers delight: an interview with local baker extraordinaire Kayla Watson
After a slow start, Kayla Watson became the go-to baker for her friends’ children’s birthday parties. When you look at her creations, it is unimaginable that she made these goodies in her house, instead of at some world class commercial facility.
Jeffrey Blankfort: photographing the Black community and the Panther Party
The fight for freedom and revolution is kept alive through photos of the Black Panther Party, captured by Jeffrey Blankfort
Let’s talk about botanical sexism
For everything in the environment to function properly there has to be a balance between male and female trees
A comical stoner’s paradise seen on film in ‘Hippie Hill’
by Robbie Jackson
April 20 is upon us, and in the Bay Area, it’s more than just a holiday. It’s a way of life. So on 4/20, the actual day, there will be so many...
Introducing Zaire Saunders, the SF Bay View’s new copy editor
So that’s how I see myself and my work. I want to liberate at least one (Black) person, multiple people would be astounding. If I can offer them a good story, or a poem that just touches the soul and gives them hope, I want to remind us of our humanity so we can go forward and free someone else; then my life would never be in vain.