Trayvon Martin

Despite rising conversations about systemic racism and societal inequities, we have rarely reevaluated the biases we hold ⁠toward each other for the way we speak.

Athletes have taken off their uniforms and joined the world in the revolution for change in society, marching side by side with their fans.

Former UC Berkeley assistant professor in the Haas School of Business Andreea Gorbatâi co-authored a study that found news coverage of racial events decreases support for Black entrepreneurs. 

Black music heals me. For me, there is no other place to start but here — to pay homage to the music that birthed and raised me.

This movement will not end. What we crave more than ever is societal reform, which will seep into how police officers confront personal biases.

The documents released this week about Kayla Moore’s death in 2013 merely reminded Berkeley community members — once again — of the complete lack of power that police oversight commissions have.

At SOMArts, the Black woman is not disrespected, and she is not neglected. She is revered, examined in glory and illustrated honestly and vulnerably. She is God.

629 days before Colin Kaepernick first took a knee during the national anthem on a late summer night last year, Mikayla Cowling pulled out her phone and opened up Twitter.