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She lives on through her memoir and the documentary, “Sign my name to freedom.”

Assemblywoman Mia Bonta said her constituents inspire her to keep fighting.

Family and movement gathered at Fruitvale to remember Oscar Grant and press on for justice.

Court filings show Flipcause executives paid themselves millions as nonprofits waited for donations.

Flipcause’s press release highlights its past success while omitting bankruptcy, debts, and ongoing legal challenges.

Attorney general advises nonprofits to file complaints about Flipcause, Inc. with his office, or other attorney generals.

Oakland-based Flipcause owes $29 million to more than 3,000 nonprofit organizations.

Oakland-based company claims it only processes payments.

Stripe notified Flipcause it would no longer process payments.

LaNiece Jones said the “ongoing political gaslighting of Black communities–especially Black women–has been deeply frustrating” this year.