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It is crucial to honor those such as McDaniel who strove for equality in earlier generations, and the musical play “Hattie McDaniel…What I Need You to Know!” does this effectively.
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In a city where Black residents make up less than 10 percent of the population, Black residents are six times more likely to experience police use of force than white residents, according to a Police Review Commission, or PRC, report titled “To Achieve Fairness and Impartiality.”
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There’s nothing surprising about the federal government’s attempts to stifle the legacy of the Black Panther Party. However, the fact that those attempts have a direct effect on the staff and students of UC Berkeley, is troubling to say the least. In late spring of 2017, the National Park Service
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Barbara Lee came to Oakland to talk about how President Trump’s policies affect African Americans and how citizens can help the movement against Trump. Cinematography by: Joshua Jordan and Ashley-Grace Vo Editing by: Ashley-Grace Vo
The ASUC Elections Council extended in-person voting at Eshleman Hall by five hours Wednesday evening after learning that Summer Bridge students were unable to vote online, according to Elections Council Chair Linsha Qi.
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Naomi D. Pete, age 75 and a retired senior citizen, is hoping to restore the city to how she remembered it when she moved to the Bay Area at the age of 3 if she is elected as Berkeley’s next mayor.
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The University of California Office of the President reported Monday that the UC system received a record number of applicants in the 2015-16 application cycle.
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On Thursday December 4th, about 75 black UC Berkeley students peacefully commandeered the Golden Bear Cafe and demonstrated outside its doors for four and a half hours — organized to last the same amount of time the body of 18-year-old Michael Brown was left on a Ferguson, Missouri, street after
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It doesn’t try to reinvent the genre — writer-director Justin Simien admits the necessity of understanding “National Lampoon’s Animal House” and “Higher Learning” in his undertaking. It doesn’t try to speak to the ubiquitous college experience. Instead, it presents a very particular slice of life that only happens at a
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The NAACP has always operated using the principles of emotional intelligence and civility; accordingly, I will continue to encourage all people, police and citizen alike, to think about what’s in their and the communities’ best interest before they act. Citizens must always question unjust acts and challenge bigotry; however, I will encourage people of color to respond in a measured and tactical manner that reduces the possibility of them being harmed which will further erode the already fractious relationship that far too many citizens of color have with the Berkeley Police Department (BPD).
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