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Call on the Federal Govt. To Honor Indigenous Lands : Indybay
The Dakota Access Pipeline has been operating illegally since the fight to since the camps were closed down. We had not given up. Please join Idle No More SF Bay, Greenpeace, Movement Rights, OGAN and many others February 18th in San Francisco outside of the Army Corps of Engineers office on Market St. to amplify our call to action for completely stop to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
A RALLY FOR EQUALITY, LIBERATION, JUSTICE AND PEACE IN ISRAEL/PALESTINE : Indybay
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Join PICYA's 4th Annual Treasure Island 360 Cruise
Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association (PICYA) is inviting skippers of the 105-member yacht club association to enjoy the Fourth Annual Treasure Island 360 Cruise on Sunday, February 18. The Treasure Island 360 Cruise was launched in 2021, and runs in collaboration with the Treasure Island Museum events commemorating the 1939 World’s Fair, and PICYA’s Hearst Regatta off Treasure Island (TI) in 1939 and general participation during the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition.
The Black New World Media Awards
The Black New World Media Awards is a time where Black media-makers will be gathered to network and celebrate the best journalism work
Political Prisoner Kwame Shakur speaks to Harvard, Howard law students
Prison Lives Matter is a United Front for Political Prisoners, Prisoners of War, Politicized individuals behind enemy lines and their organizations, as well as any outside formations in unison to abolish legalized slavery. Introduction One of the FROLINAN (Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation) Programs for Decolonization includes the National Alliance of New Afrikan Students (NANAS).
U.S. district judge overturns SF jury award in civil suit related to unsolved murder case of student David Josiah Lawson
by Karpani Burns, SF Bay View The still unresolved case of murdered 19-year-old Black student, David Josiah Lawson, is approaching the end of the fifth year of pain and suffering for Charmaine Lawson, mother of young, first-born Lawson – lovingly called “DJ” and “Josiah” by family, friends and supporters. In the beginning On April 15, 2017, in Arcata, Calif., David Josiah Lawson was murdered at an off-campus party.
The Bay View’s new print layout
New fonts, more color and a whole new section – next, the website! by Griffin Jones and Michael Collett, SF Bay View Take a look around – the Bay View has a whole new face! Your local, national, Black newspaper of nearly 50 years is entering the next 50 – and more – with new typography, more color, refreshed sections and a unified design scheme across print, web and social media.
Celebrating Black history icon Dr. Willie Ratcliff’s 90th birthday
by Sierra Bourne, SF Bay View “We need to start giving our people their flowers while they’re still here!” called the impassioned voice of SF Bay View Editor Nube Brown into the microphone, followed by overwhelming cheer and applause from the packed dining hall audience.
Laguna Honda: State’s rushed closure of SF hospital paused after transfer deaths & community outcry
Hospital shelters 700, majority people of color by Griffin Jones, SF Bay View On July 28, the federal government agreed to the City of SF’s request to pause transfers and discharges at Laguna Honda Hospital following four patient deaths due to “transfer trauma.” This comes after CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services), a federal agency, cut off Medicare and Medi-Cal payments to the facility – funding which makes it one of few long-term care sites in the city serving majority...
Dr. George W. Davis Senior Center honors community members instrumental during pandemic
by Sophia Chupein, SF Bay View Last month, Bay View community members gathered at the Dr. George W. Davis Senior Center to honor those who helped our community through the trenches of the COVID-19 pandemic. On June 17, the senior center held an event to celebrate the healthcare workers and organizers that fought to provide wellness services, information, resources and vaccines to isolated seniors throughout San Francisco.
Chesa Boudin dares to wage war against systemic injustice - but will he be struck down before making headway?
by Sierra Bourne, SF Bay View Left to right: Dr. Willie Ratfcliff of the San Francisco Bay View Newspaper, SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin, Arieann Harrison of the Marie Harrison Foundation. – Photo: Sierra Bourne It is no secret that controversial San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin has quickly fallen out of favor with some SF residents and interest groups. Indeed, the New York native is up against his second recall campaign since March of last year.
Chesa Boudin dares to wage war against systemic injustice - but will he be struck down before making headway?
Left to right: Dr. Willie Ratcliff, publisher of the San Francisco Bay View Newspaper, SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin, Arieann Harrison, founding director of the Marie Harrison Foundation. – Photo: Sierra Bourne by Sierra Bourne, SF Bay View It is no secret that controversial San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin has quickly fallen out of favor with some SF residents and interest groups. Indeed, the New York native is up against his second recall campaign since March of last year.
‘We are in a battle for our city’: Community leaders gather to address weekend of violence in SF
Community members lit candles at the April 5 vigil and press conference calling for action and honoring the lives of community members lost in several deadly shootings in San Francisco and Sacramento over the weekend. – Photo: Sierra Bourne by Sierra Bourne, SF Bay View On the evening of Tuesday, April 5, individuals from all over San Francisco gathered together at the United Playaz headquarters on 1308 Howard Street in SOMA.
Hunger Strike Set to Begin May 25 at Folsom State Prison : Indybay
All the prisoners held in Folsom’s ASU and Ad-Seg are without food bowls, therefore having to eat out of ziplock bags. They have no cups, needing to drink water from an old milk carton. [ East Gate of Folsom Prison, opened in 1880. ] Hunger strike set to begin May 25 in Old Folsom ASU/Ad-Seg* * ASU is Administrative Segregation Unit also known as AD/SEG, solitary confinement, or the hole.
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