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The Lessons of Racism are Learned at Home

By Israel Matthews Hello Readers! I hope all of you are hanging in there and keeping strong. If you don’t know, this previous week was very interesting due to the         uprising in the “Black Lives Matter” Movement. There was a “blackout day” which took Social Media by storm. That whole day while I was scrolling…

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Today the California Assembly voted to pass ACA 5

  By CBM Staff Today the California State Assembly voted to pass ACA 5. The bill authored by Assemblymember  Dr. Shirley Weber (D-San Diego), chair of the California Legislative Black Caucus, sponsored the bill. This could allow Californians to vote on Affirmative action in the November 2020 general election. The ballot measure that could overturn Proposition 209…

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Rep. Maxine Waters, Janelle Monae, Jidenna, Angela Rye, Dr. D’Artagnan Scorza Distribute 10,000 Meals at Inglewood “Wondalunch”

LOS ANGELES – More than 10,000 pre-packed meals were provided to families in Inglewood and the surrounding communities during the “Wondalunch” in Inglewood event that was hosted by Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Janelle Monae, Jidenna, Angela Rye, Wondaland, and Inglewood Unified School District Board President Dr. D’Artagnan Scorza on Friday, May 29. “Wondalunch” in Inglewood was…

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Black Activists Confront Affirmative Action Opponents on Zoom Call

Antonio Ray Harvey From California Black Media  Last week, African American activists confronted affirmative action opponents on a Zoom town hall a conservative Republican  candidate organized. At least one Republican elected official attended the event that the Silicon Valley Chinese Association Foundation (SVCAF) supported.   June Yang Cutter is an Asian American Republican running for State Assembly in District 77, which covers parts of northern San Diego and the nearby cities of Poway and Rancho Santa Fe, among others.  She is running against incumbent Brian Maienschein (D-San Diego). One major topic…

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Repeal Prop 209 If Black Lives Really Matter in California

By Gloria Zuurveen Editor-in-Chief The passage of Prop 209 has hurt the black community more than any racial group in California since 1996 but it’s beginning was 1995 from public policies built from the minds of the political establishment at the time under the governor Pete Wilson, while Dr. Weber address the atrocities of her…

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“Black Lives Matter!” at Capitol Mall in Sacramento

Ariel photo of “Black Lives Matter”  etched into the California State Capitol mall in Sacramento. It was taken by photographer Robert Maryland at a rally June 6, 2020 held to protest the brutal murder of George Floyd and other unarmed African Americans police officers across the United States have killed.

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