By JR Valrey Now that we are fast approaching the one year anniversary to the Covid shelter in place mandate, which is on March 12, we must start to analyze our successes, during such a tumultuous year. Most of us have had to form deeper … Continue readingWe Ride Too is Bringing Horseback Riding Back to the Black Community’s Youth
By JR Valrey Zotunde Morton is one of the most talented male educators that I have seen, and worked with, within the borders of Oakland. His patience with children and his passion for teaching are incomparable. His love for the outdoors is intriguing, for students … Continue readingAn East Oakland After-School Program in the Covid Era
By JR Valrey, The People’s Minister of Information While federal Black elected officials come to grips with the fact, that the Capitol Police, on January 6th, did nothing to quell a coordinated mass assassination attempt on them, as Congresswomen Ayanna Pressley and Maxine Waters have … Continue readingBART and the Oakland City Coucil’s Black Elected Officials Support Oscar Grant’s Family Call for Murder Charges After Sealed Records Release