San Francisco Bay View

I, William Lollis, am pleading a California Racial Justice Act* violation against court-appointed counsel Beth Lee, who at the time was employed by the Fresno County Office of the Public Defender, for the racist comments and remarks she made to me in 2013 while she was interviewing me about the criminal charges I was facing. During the interview, she accused me of committing the crimes I was being prosecuted for.

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM EDT – Conference and Workshops, at Project South Atlanta, 9 Gammon Ave. SE, Atlanta GA 30315 Includes Natl. Youth and Student Power Convergence; Natl. Leadership Strategic Planning Meeting (invite-only for natl. org reps); and six open workshops on planning for a People’s Senate and on the five counts of human rights abuses for which the U.S. was convicted at the 2021 International Tribunal.

“Be yourself, belong in community and become your best.” is the motto that the YMCA follows. The Y encourages people to recognize their value as individuals, have a sense of belonging and to become the best version of themselves. Although this saying is quite inwardly focused, the Y creates an environment for personal development to be done in a collaborative way, a place where physical, emotional, financial and spiritual growth can be accomplished as one big family.

Bounce Back Generation (BBG) is an organization making an impact in the lives of youth based in the Potrero Hill and Bayview Hunters Point communities. A third time grant recipient of Kaiser Permanente’s Voices for Mental Health and Wellness Campaign, grant recipient organization BBG works to give agency to youth experiencing adverse childhood trauma.

by Sen. Steven Glazer (Ret.) and American Community Media Co-Director Julian Travis Do The collapse of local news in America poses a significant threat to our democracy, underscored by flashing headlines: a 70% loss of journalism jobs and the closure of one-third of newsrooms in California over the last two decades.

If there is one place that is the cultural heart of Bay View Hunter’s Point, it is the Ruth Williams Opera House. Within the last quarter of a century that i have been frequenting 3rd Street, the Ruth Williams Opera House had been a sleepy relic from the great days when Black people were just moving to the Point from the south, to take advantage of the all of the factory and shipyard WWII jobs.

by JR Valrey, the People’s Minister of Information In a society that promotes for people to think about their health once something goes wrong, we are introducing people to preventative healthy lifestyle choices, like the science and art of drinking tea, which actually is the science of knowing what herbs to ingest to remedy certain ailments and moods.

Half a century of Black liberation journalism, is a huge feat for the San Francisco Bay View to be engaged in, in a world where the police kill Black babies over diapers, the government is trying to make it illegal to speak against big tech and data survelliance centers, all while the government commits genocide on the people of Haiti and Cuba, for refusing to be willing slaves to their capitalist and imperialist fantasies.

There is a moment when a family legacy stops being a story and becomes a responsibility. For Cree Ray, that moment arrived this year. It wasn’t when she first volunteered or when she first joined the San Francisco Black Film Festival. It wasn’t even when she officially became its director. “This year,” she told me plainly when I asked when she first felt the weight of inheriting it. “I feel it this year more than ever.” The answer hit differently than I expected.

I’m sorry you were misled. As captain of the track team, you probably thought you could get out of the rain at a track meet and sit under a tent, where a friend of yours greeted you, and offered you a seat. And I’m sorry you lost that friend when he lied on the stand and said you weren’t close, despite having family photos together over the years. I have no hope that he’ll come clean one day, and you shouldn’t either.