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Black Panther ‘Cub’ paints party legacy

September 18, 2025 Dera R. Williams

Refa One is a Panther Cub, a child of two Black Panthers, who continues their legacy.

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Three Black, LGBTQ comedians make their mark in Oakland

September 9, 2025 Tanna Samone

Three Oakland comedians are building careers and community, bringing laughter and identity to the Bay Area stage.

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Singer 3LISE turns pain into a pathway for healing

September 2, 2025 Kristal Raheem

Oakland’s 3LISE turns loss into a path of healing. Through music and sound, she shares tools for slowing down, self-regulation, and community resilience.

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Black Panther ‘Cub’ tells her story 

August 26, 2025 Dera R. Williams

Meres-Sia Gabriel’s childhood connections to the Black Panther Party significantly shaped her life.

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Love, light, and ‘Noor’: An interview with Nijla Mu’min

August 6, 2025 Rasheed Shabazz

Filmmaker Nijla Mu’mim discusses her journey as a filmmaker, how the Bay Area influenced her grassroots storytelling, and her new film, “Noor.”

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Documenting ‘Wood Street’: An interview with Caron Creighton

July 30, 2025 Rasheed Shabazz

Caron Creighton discusses homelessness, filmmaking, and her forthcoming documentary, “Wood Street.”

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From Oakland to Ironheart: An interview with Chinaka Hodge

July 23, 2025 Rasheed Shabazz

Oakland Voices’ exclusive interview with Chinaka Hodge, head writer for “Ironheart,” a six episode series now on Disney Plus.

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Life of Black Panther ‘Cub’ takes stage at Oakland Museum

July 18, 2025 Rasheed Shabazz

Meres-Sia Gabriel brings her Black Panther Party childhood to stage at the Oakland Museum on July 20, 2025. Photo courtesy of Meres-Sia Gabriel.

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Strong Together: Oakland Asian, Black community leaders use art for healing, unity 

March 11, 2025 Kristal Raheem

A new exhibit at the Oakland Asian Cultural Center promotes healing, shared history, and solidarity between Asian and Black communities.

a group of people in a mosque holding copies of a book
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Lighthouse Mosque hosts Malcolm X reading group

February 25, 2025 Amelah El-Amin

Over the next 12 weeks, the group will read the Autobiography of Malcolm X and share their own stories.

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