Community Calls for Justice for Black Bay Area Teen Killed at BART Station
Nia Wilson was a “beautiful sweet person” who loved fashion and makeup.
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‘Blindspotting’ Keeps Oakland In Cinema’s Spotlight
Oakland stories are all over the film world right now, with the latest release, “Blindspotting,” in theaters this weekend.
Warriors Parade 2018 Highlights
Back2Back!!!
Why BBQ Becky Is a Big Problem
Work out your problems with others by talking–not calling police, says Clay Xavier.
Seeking Community In The Ivy League
It seems like being different is a badge of honor at Brown, not something to be ashamed of, which is why I think it will be a good school for me, as a black girl.
Young, Black And College-Bound: How Race Matters
When thinking about college choice, how much does race matter for three black seniors from Oakland, Chicago, and Atlanta?
Student Journalists Sound Off On Why We Must #SaveStudentNewsrooms
Student newsrooms are basically the NCAA of journalism. #SaveStudentNewsrooms
Could A Game Based On Columbine Promote Anti-Violence?
Believe it or not…there is a video game where you can reenact the Columbine shooting. We asked the game’s creator – WHY!?
#NeverAgain Are You Listening — To Urban Youth Of Color?
“That’s the world we live in. If an issue is not affecting a certain class or demographic, it’s ignored.”