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Reflections From Vallejo Families Seeking Justice for Police Killings
Reflections From Vallejo Families Seeking Justice for Police Killings

Vallejo Police killed another person of color last week. Sean Monterrosa of San Francisco was shot after police say they mistook a hammer for a gun.

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The Layers Of Protections for Police Who Use Violence
The Layers Of Protections for Police Who Use Violence

Californian police officers are rarely disciplined, even internally, when they do something wrong. That's what KQED reporters have learned by looking…

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It’s Been More Than 10 Years Since Oscar Grant — And Not Enough Has Changed
It’s Been More Than 10 Years Since Oscar Grant — And Not Enough Has Changed

On Jan. 1, 2009, Oscar Grant was shot and killed by a BART police officer. The killing was recorded and the video went viral.

There are so many other …

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'The Weight of Living in a Racist World': Finding Emotional Support as a Black Man
'The Weight of Living in a Racist World': Finding Emotional Support as a Black Man

This past week has been a lot. Several Bay Area cities joined other communities across the country protesting the police shooting of George Floyd in …

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What Disability Justice Activist Stacey Park Milbern Taught Us
What Disability Justice Activist Stacey Park Milbern Taught Us

Stacey Park Milbern was an expert at organizing people. A self-identifying queer disabled woman of color, Stacey organized to help her move from Nort…

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What We Can Learn From Stockton’s Universal Basic Income Experiment
What We Can Learn From Stockton’s Universal Basic Income Experiment

Since early 2019, 125 random Stockton residents have been receiving $500 a month to spend however they want. And while the final data hasn't been rel…

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One Bay Area Filipina Nurse's Long History of Caring for People
One Bay Area Filipina Nurse's Long History of Caring for People

When Evelyn Legarte migrated from the Philippines to the Bay Area in 1980, she was part of a growing number of Filipinos that now make up nearly 20% …

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What Isolation During Ramadan Has Meant for Bay Area Mosques
What Isolation During Ramadan Has Meant for Bay Area Mosques

Ramadan is an important time for mosques to receive donations that help them operate throughout the year.

But fundraising is hard when people can't at…

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Campaigning And Voting In A Pandemic
Campaigning And Voting In A Pandemic

This time of year is a critical point in the run up to the November elections. Normally, campaigns would spend the next few months organizing rallies…

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People In Senior Care Homes Are Still Vulnerable Right Now
People In Senior Care Homes Are Still Vulnerable Right Now

More than half of confirmed COVID-19 deaths in California come from senior care homes. And for family members and workers at these facilities, the si…

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