San Diego Black History Moments, BHM Coming 2.1.19

The Rise of Black-Owned Co-Work Spaces

On February 1, 1960, four students marched to 134 South Elm Street in Greensboro, North Carolina, through the doors of F.W. Woolworth restaurant, and sat at the open counter to order lunch. But they were hungry in the wrong place. There would be no lunch served to these young black students in the whites-only restaurant […]

Editor’s Pick 2019 People of Expansion

2019 Will Be the Year of Expanding the Narrative I thought about my 2018 community experiences a while back in October, and what I found was a common thread in my list of those I encountered. It was the New edge to their conversation. It was searching for a new way to do or be […]

Special REPORT Mother of Aleah Jenkins seek answers

It’s Answer Time In the Aleah Jenkins case, Rev. Shane Harris has been asked by the mother of the victim to accompany her to the videotaping of her daughter’s arrest, Rev. Shane Harris will not be viewing the video. Ms. Jenkins is optimistic and while she has many questions, she is hopeful that the SDPD will be transparent and forthcoming. Seeking […]

A Letter to Her Community

A New SHEriff in TOWN Community, we did it! We organized. We worked. We fought. We voted. And we were heard! I am so proud and honored to have been the torch bearer for this movement—and this moment—of community empowerment. I can never properly express my gratitude for all the work that has been done […]

Lebron Fulfill Dynastic Legacy

Eight years ago Jerry Buss had a dream. LeBron James as a Laker. It was the summer of 2010 and the Lakers were not going to be players in free agency. They had just won their 16th championship, beating the hated Boston Celtics. They had their team. Besides, they had no salary cap space to […]