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Congresswoman Lee and Senator Padilla Hold Roundtable Discussion on Rising Gun Violence in Oakland
LIVESTREAM — 6.10.20 11:30AM ET — “MOREHOUSE COLLEGE IN THE AGE OF COVID”
Oakland School District Accused of Firing Teacher Activists
Oakland Post: Week of October 5 – 11, 2022
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Oakland Parents Join Statewide Coalition to Protest State-Imposed School Closings
Oakland Post: Week of September 21 – 27, 2022
OUSD is No Longer Publishing its COVID Data
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Oakland Post: Week of October 5 – 11, 2022
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Holy Names University Awards Oakland Teachers with Tuition-free Teaching Credentials
We Will Not Incarcerate Our Way Out of This
Marin County and Nine Local Jurisdictions File Suit Against Monsanto to Recover Costs Related to Cleanup of Toxic PCBs
PRESS ROOM: Mayor London Breed Celebrates Groundbreaking of 100% Affordable and Supportive Housing Development in Soma
AI-Generated Rapper Controversy Spotlights the Need for More Blacks in Tech
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Onesimus. It is a name we don’t hear when we look at the history of vaccinations, but in the United States we owe a debt of gratitude to an African Slave named, Onesimus. In this video, voiced by writer and political activist, Baratunde Thurston, learn how Onesimus shared a traditional African inoculation technique that saved countless live from Smallpox and become the foundation for vaccine as we know them today, including the COVID Vaccine.