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By Dr. Y’Anad Burrell “Fashion vs. Fascism” (FVF) is a visually immersive evening of fashion, music and political theater exposing the rise of fascism in the…
By National Institute for Early Education Research Georgia’s state-funded pre-k program for 4-year-olds was recently recognized as the largest state-funded preschool program in the nation to…
WASHINGTON — Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson, D-Ill., Bishop William J. Barber II, and a coalition of congressional, faith, and civil rights leaders are scheduled to gather…
By Carla Thomas A $642 million project designed to accommodate larger cargo ships and strengthen the Port of Oakland’s position as a major Pacific trade gateway…
By Ken Epstein Local Democratic clubs and community organizations interviewed candidates running for Oakland school board in the November elections, including incumbents Jennifer Brouhard in District…
By Special to The Post Nuna Phillips-McKee will reach an extraordinary milestone on Sept. 24 —her 100th birthday, marking a century filled with faith, family, service,…
By Oakland Post Staff Alameda County District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson announced a $3.15 million settlement with Terminix International Inc. and Rentokil North America Inc. over…
By Bo Tefu California Black Media Local housing capacity, behavioral health services and criminal justice policies are playing a role in California’s homelessness and drug crises,…
By Emil Amok Guillermo I hope on Labor Day you honored the value of a good day’s work–and reflected on the thing that could eliminate a…
It is my belief that the mice set us up. That’s how the bear(s) knew where to go. On a mountain in Butte County, a wide-ranging…