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Solano Muslim community remains cohesive despite pandemic
For the Muslim community at CSP Solano, COVID-19 brings the gifts of the opportunity to fully exercise the practices of Islam.
Aramark: Multibillion dollar food vendor starves and exploits prisoners
"In Ohio prisons, maggots were also found in Aramark’s foods." | Corporate profit and Aramark's starvation diets
Poverty in America a literal ‘death sentence,’ says Sanders, following devastating...
“Poverty is a life-threatening issue for millions of people in this country, and this report confirms it,” Sanders, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, said in a statement. “We are in a crisis never before seen in a rich, industrialized democracy.”
What do Oprah, Kendrick Lamar and ‘The Rock’ have in common?...
For teens and young people struggling with mental illness or childhood, learning about celebrities who’ve had similar experiences can be freeing.
Please support the 2019 Unheard Voices Education Fund Drive
Sisters and Brothers, there is nothing more important to me than the children! Nurturing and educating our children is one of the most important things that we can do.
A Black Panther barbecue: Serving the people on Juneteenth
For Juneteenth 2019 the New Afrikan Black Panther Party and its mass organization, the United Panther Movement, organized a People’s Barbecue at Westside Park in Newark, N.J., where the NABPP is headquartered.
A modest proposal for the abolition of slavery in America in...
We declare all elections not based upon full universal suffrage to be invalid and powers not derived from the consent of the governed to be usurpations.
No Prison Fridays: Panthers organize shutdown of prison construction project
The persistent turnouts of people’s power community outrage each week compelled New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and his attorney general to announce in early May that they had scrapped plans to build the youth prison at the planned site.
Thoughts on ‘Democracy Denied’
During outside recreation, as we all were locked in individual dog cages that are side by side, I initiated a conversation into what we read in “Democracy Denied.”
Master Photographer David Johnson returns to his roots
Johnson is an important chronicler of African American life in San Francisco during the mid-20th century.