A CLEANER CLIMATE FIGHT

“I don’t want to be the only person alive on this planet, you feel me? I want my people to make it too.” Alexis cureton’s battle for climate justice.

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Podcast: Dontaye Ball of Gumbo Social

Dontaye Ball has brought gumbo to San Francisco. Now, he's doing everything he can to make it this country's national dish.

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Get Tickets For The Premiere of Rep Co’s Latest Film

“Illustrating Black History” premieres on February 18 at the de Young Museum. Here’s how you can attend this special screening.

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5 Things Friday

That the police murdered yet another unarmed Black man is not the news flash. Law enforcement killed at least 1,176 people or about 100 people a month in 2022, making it the deadliest for police violence. That we have become complacent and almost numbed to the hashtags is the emergency. Here are your antiracist action steps for January 13.

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5 Things Friday

A not so merry look at cops, corruption and guns. Here are your antiracism action steps for Decemeber 16.

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Meet The Founders of Mela

Mela is a wine brand founded on friendship and the desire to diversify the white, male–dominated wine industry.

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How one S.F. institution is trying to overcome ‘museums so white’ paralysis

An SF institution is hoping to usher in a new era for fine art in San Francisco — with Black audiences, artists and stakeholders at the forefront.

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Podcast: Christopher Renfro

Christopher Renfro, founder of 280 Project and Feed the People Collective, shows us around Alemany Farm.

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5 things Friday

‘Tis The Season — Voting Season. Here are your antiracism action steps for October 21.

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5 Things Friday

Art…with a little ACAB thrown in. Here are your antiracism action steps for October 7.

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5 Things Friday

Poetry as protest, a film on Black fatherhood, and music made to resist mass incarceration. Here are your antiracism actions steps for July 7.

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Our Bodies. Not Our Choice. For Now…

Dr. Akilah Cadet shares her raw yet insightful reaction to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

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5 Things Friday

Here are your antiracism, abortion access action steps for July 1.

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Reframing The Role of Black Fatherhood

A powerful new film from Dads Evoking Change and Represent Collaborative raises awareness about the challenges Black and brown fathers face navigating the family court system—and the strength and dedication they show fighting them for the sake of their kids.

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5 Things Friday

How to exist in a constant state of emergency. Here are your antiracism action steps for May 27.

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Podcast: Vandor Hill

Meet Vandor Hill, the founder of San Francisco’s vegan-donut hotspot, Whack Donuts.

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5 Things Friday

“Anti-choice narratives rely not only on patriarchy, but also on racism to do their work." Here are your antiracism action steps for May 6.

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5 Things Friday

Legal Weed and a Big, Black and Queer-Ass American musical—here are your antiracism action steps for April 22.

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5 Things Friday

“May Patrick’s memory spark a blessed revolution, fulfilling his dad’s wish: never again. In the meantime, it is our duty to walk side by side with each new family that is compelled to take this unnecessary grief journey." Here are your antiracism action steps for April 15.

Storied SF 4/7/22 Storied SF 4/7/22

PODCAST: ARTIST Mason J.

Meet Mason J., artist, poet, historian and a member of Still Here SF, an intergenerational cultural preservation project amplifying the voices and creativity of LGBTQ2S+ Black, Indigenous, and people of color raised in San Francisco.

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5 Things Friday

The dirt on Disney, a righteous ride and #FreeBrtittney. Here are your antiracism action steps for March 11.

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THE BLACK TRUTH PROJECT.

From rich personal histories to pivotal experiences with racism to unbridled moments of joy, the Black Truth Project is a powerful call to continued allyship for non-Black people, and a way for Black people to see and celebrate themselves.