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Oakland’s history holds pain and power, but its people continue to resist, build, and thrive.

“510Day It is organic, grassroots, and deeply rooted in the conditions that made it necessary. 510Day is not a brand. It is not a night market.”

“They can redraw the lines. They cannot redraw our resolve.”

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Desley Brooks argues that charter reform won’t fix inequity unless equity is required in every decision made.

“Within every young person exists unrealized brilliance.”

Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam.

Commentary by George Galvis compares ICE surge to local law enforcement tactics.

His call to “keep hope alive” became a strategy for survival and transformation.

“I’ll Make Me a World” highlights the origins and evolutions of Black History Month.

Before the Trump administration retreats, philanthrophy needs to fund social movements.