THROUGH AN iPHONE, DARKLY

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Susan Parini is the Development Manager at the Peralta Colleges Foundation. Her iPhone explorations have resulted in a one-woman show at the William High gallery located at Laney College.[/caption]

The next president of Laney College?

Tower offers information about three candidates up for the role

Interested in who the next president of Laney College may be?

Oppression and entertainment

Former Laney student Milton Bowens presents exhibit tackling issues

Counting the Uncounted

Biennial homeless census documents West Oakland’s displaced

More than just a shoe

Oakland Museum of California presents sneakers as art objects with rich history

By Jodi Monahan

PICTURES COURTESY OF OAKLAND MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA
Since the late 1800s, when London police…

Retracing Routes

Pulitzer Prize winner Isabel Wilkerson visits Merritt College to talk Black history

In first person: one Oakland woman’s story of her and her countrywomen’s march for freedom

A character with no character

It was a long election season this year, and Donald J. Trump has emerged victorious as the 45th President of the United States of America. 
He has also become the new face of white supremacy and theposter child for corporate special interests. This election was a disgraceful…

Chinese Historical Society of America exhibition in SF’s Chinatown

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Letters to the editor: ‘Alternative facts’ are our fault, too

I am writing to you regarding the article “Electors must Dump Trump,” which I found particularly compelling for its effort to open a debate on the meaning of “fact” in today’s media. However, I believe that the conversation…