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Jalani Bakari Seeks Riverside 3rd Ward Seat
By Dianne Anderson Out walking the wards of Riverside, local Ward 3 city council candidate Jalani Bakari is hearing some recurrent concerns on the street, such ... -
Fontana Schools Approves Ethnic Studies Curriculum
By Dianne Anderson Getting everyone in the room to agree on anything lately is a task of magnanimous proportions. It’s all the more reason to take ... -
Fair Housing Still an Unfinished Journey
By Charlene Crowell Fifty-one years this month, the Fair Housing Act (the Act) was enacted to ensure that housing discrimination was illegal. Yet just days before ... -
Los Angeles Dance Festival Premieres This Weekend
Celebrating its 7th year of bringing attention to the best contemporary dance in LA, Los Angeles Dance Festival (LADF) – this year partnering with the Luckman Fine ... -
S.B. Council Meetings Growing Pains
By Dianne Anderson The last San Bernardino City Council meeting drew a packed room of riled up community members to the podium, with many wondering how ... -
Groups Address Forced Sex
By Dianne Anderson What part of sexual assault is hard to understand? At least at the teenage level, probably most of it. Debbie Sacks, a longtime ... -
NCNW to Host 35th Annual Spring Luncheon
By Dianne Anderson Back by popular demand, the Long Beach Section of the NCNW is gearing up for its 35th Annual Spring Luncheon celebration to honor ... -
Fostering Foster Youth Success at UCI
by Lilibeth Garcia, UCI UCI program serves as a support network for students without one For students new to UCI, the enormity of the campus, the ... -
Dymally Int’l Jazz & Arts Festival
Executive Director, Dr. Anthony Asadullah Samad, of The Mervyn M. Dymally African American Political and Economic Institute at Cal State University Dominquez Hills, in partnership with ... -
Toward a Living Wage
By Julianne Malveaux It is unfathomable that the federal minimum wage has not been increased in more than a decade, since 2007. That the wage, at ...
