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‘Le Ticket a Tout Prix’ (‘The Ticket at Any Cost’) to be featured at...
"The Ticket at Any Cost" ("Le Ticket a Tout Prix") will be shown twice at the Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles and be a significant element of an NAACP fundraiser on April 30.
NCBW SF teams up with Doris Ward Employment Training Program to open doors of...
NCBW SF puts serious juice into training and supporting Black and women of color into meaningful jobs in the hospitality, restaurant and retail sales industries.
What a beautiful soul: Joe Nathan Wright, Aug. 15, 1955-Feb. 23, 2022
Don’t let grief burden you down, because if you could see Joe now, you’d see him in the brightness of God, walking the streets of gold hand in hand with Brenda.
Six Black, female fundraising and philanthropy professionals you should know
As calls for book bans across the nation grow, one group continues to be particularly vulnerable to being erased from historical narratives: Black women.
A hearty salute to the Greensboro Four
Brown brings his rich personal shared experience in the historical Greensboro Four sit-ins 62 years ago.
Deion Sanders shocks the world
Jackson State Univ. Coach Deion Sanders’ recruitment of high school cornerback Travis Hunter may be the start of the next great migration.
Manhunt: Freedom fighter Ozone charged with murdering cop
Call to action to support captured freedom fighter Ozone’s civil and human rights while corporate media slanders him publicly pronouncing him guilty without a trial.
End corporate-military genocide and ecocide!
Baba Jahahara exalts the names of our new Ancestors, denounces the failures of COP 26, uplifts the ever-closer-reality of Reparations and victories for Freedom.
Trials highlight racism – Black Lives Matter!
‘White supremacy and racism are not secondary issues in a society split by deepening class divisions’ and are quantifiable as acts of Genocide.
Unlock them up!
The People speak – no new, updated or refurbished jails or prisons.
Pattern of practice – brutality, schemes and crimes against humanity since 1619
Mutope Duguma defines the path from 1619’s forced exportation of Afrikans through the 400-year evolving in the domestic colonized nation to New Afrikans in the protracted struggle of present day.
Hurricane Ida: On the 16th anniversary of Katrina, we get hit again
Both extremely destructive, hurricanes Katrina and Ida were very different, and communities organizing with strategic plans for disaster response would be far more efficient at weathering future storms.
Black graduates celebrate big at 2021 Rites of Passage ceremony!
Black Graduation 2021 was a proud showcase of young people who stretched themselves with grit in the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic to proceed through the Rites of Passage ceremony with hearts full and heads held high.
In the San Francisco Black Film Festival XXIII, the legacy continues June 17-20: ‘Healing...
A scintillating array of fascinating films awaits film lovers at the 23rd annual San Francisco Black Film Festival, June 17-20. Meet SFBFF’s new millennial leaders, daughter Cree Ray and son Kali Ray Jr., of director Kali O’Ray, who died unexpectedly last year in August 2020. For tickets and details, visit www.sfbff.org.
Liberate the Caged Voices
Building the revolution. Jalil Muntaqim speaks with SF Bay View Editor Nube Brown and informs, inspires and enlightens about New Afrikan identity, (r)evolution and humanity.
To City College Trustee Tom Temprano and the Board of Trustees
CCSF students placed at risk of death by riot police while peacefully confronting the oppressions of capitalism, white supremacy, classism and racism by CCFS’s Tom Temprano and the Board of Trustees.
Jerri Lange, Bay Area media legend, social activist, educator and author, has passed
Jackie Wright honors the life and legacy of Bay Area icon, Jerri Lange.
Black farmers hail $5 billion in COVID relief to redress generations of racism
Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! explores fourth-generation Black farmer John Boyd’s 30-years-in-the-making victory of $5 billion COVID relief for Black farmers as part of the American Rescue Plan. Also addressed is the egregious historical USDA racial discrimination in lending, resulting in the crushing decline of Black farming with 90 percent of Black farmers’ land lost over the past century.
Reclaiming Sacred Grounds: Black Lives Matter in memoriam
Reweaving the frayed fabric of the web of existence, the screening of “Reclaiming Sacred Grounds: In Memoriam Black Lives Matter,” followed by a panel discussion about reclaiming the land where Black people have been laid to rest, brings expanded possibilities to illuminating and reconnecting the past to the present and future in honor and dignity.
Black workers lead union movement at Amazon
Again, the People rise to defend their humanity. Alabama continues to be the epicenter of the relentless drive of a collective energy and voice to reclaim the People’s rights as reality – the spotlight presently shining on the fight for workers’ right to unionize at the behemoth Amazon, and beyond.