SWAG: The Style, Wisdom, Audacity, and Grace of Black Men
By Dr. Julianne Malveaux Have you ever heard Willie Brown speak? Before he utters a word, he has...
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Applications Open This Summer for the California Civic Media Program Supporting Local Journalism
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media The California Civic Media Program’s...
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NAACP Selects Rev. Amos Brown for Highest Honor
SAN FRANCISCO — Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown, a towering figure in the civil rights movement and...
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The Ballot: Who We’re Recommending For on June 2
The names are on the ballot. Here is how the Sun-Reporter Editorial Board marked ours. Tom Steyer...
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More and More, Black Californians Are Worried About Rising Costs of Housing, Energy, Food and Gas
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Housing, energy, food and gas are four...
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San Francisco Native Julian Neal Brings Swagger, Size to Seattle Secondary
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks went shopping for toughness and came back with a San Francisco kid...
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MAYOR LURIE ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS OF CIVIC LEADERS TO CITY ORGANIZATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor Daniel Lurie today announced ten appointments and reappointments to San...
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California’s Big-City Mayors: Cuts Put Homeless Gains on the Edge
By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media The mayors came with numbers, not speeches. Shelter...
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San Francisco Students to Learn Personal Finance — A Win for Women and Girls
Bo Tefu | California Black Media Gov. Gavin Newsom announced last week a new requirement for...
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Thurmond, Candidates of Color Shut Out of USC Gubernatorial Debate
Sun-Reporter Staff Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond and three other Democratic...
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Rev. Frederick Douglas Haynes III Wins Democratic Nomination for Texas Congressional Seat
The Dallas pastor and civil rights activist secured the Democratic nomination for Texas’s 30th congressional district, backed by Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and powered by grassroots organizing.
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SF’s Reparations Fund Is Law — But the Fight Is Just Getting Started
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed a reparations ordinance into law in late December — quietly, with no press conference. Now it’s under legal attack. For Black San Franciscans, the question is the same as it’s always been: will the promises ever become action?
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