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Holy Names University Celebrates New Teachers Completing Credentials

“I know very deeply what it means to be a teacher at any time but especially this past year. We wanted to do something special, and maybe this is starting a trend, to acknowledge all of our credential program completers.”

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He dropped $300,000 to promote Harold Camping s Judgment Day prediction How does he feel 10 years later?

He dropped $300,000 to promote Harold Camping s Judgment Day prediction How does he feel 10 years later?
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Chauvin Trial Shows Need for Broad Focus on Systemic Racism

California Elected Officials, Civic Leaders React to George Floyd Verdict “The hard truth,” Gov. Newsom said in an April 20 statement, “is that if George Floyd looked like me, he’d still be alive today.” Newsom made the remark after a Hennepin County jury found Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, 45, guilty in the murder of George Floyd. Published 3 hours ago ByBy Antonio Ray Harvey,  Bo Tefu and Tanu Henry,  California Black Media  Photo by: Antonio Ray Harvey. Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-LA), Tecoy Porter, President of National Action Network Sacramento, Western Region, Sydney Kamlager (D-Los Angeles), vice-chair of the CLBC, Senator Steven Bradford (D-LA ), chair CLBC, Assemblymember Chris Holden ( D-Pasadena) Assemblymember Kevin McCarty ( D-Sacramento) and Secretary of State Shirley Weber. Photo by Antonio Ray Harvey.

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Post Salon Speakers Say Oakland Can Mobilize to End State Overseers Control of Schools

California Elected Officials, Civic Leaders React to George Floyd Verdict “The hard truth,” Gov. Newsom said in an April 20 statement, “is that if George Floyd looked like me, he’d still be alive today.” Newsom made the remark after a Hennepin County jury found Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, 45, guilty in the murder of George Floyd. Published 7 hours ago ByBy Antonio Ray Harvey,  Bo Tefu and Tanu Henry,  California Black Media  Photo by: Antonio Ray Harvey. Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-LA), Tecoy Porter, President of National Action Network Sacramento, Western Region, Sydney Kamlager (D-Los Angeles), vice-chair of the CLBC, Senator Steven Bradford (D-LA ), chair CLBC, Assemblymember Chris Holden ( D-Pasadena) Assemblymember Kevin McCarty ( D-Sacramento) and Secretary of State Shirley Weber. Photo by Antonio Ray Harvey.

Nirali janiFrankie ramosGavin newsomLos angelesPecolia manigoJackie goldbergEli broadPaul cobbRob bontaBroad foundationAssistance teamHoly names universitySchool board member mike hutchinsonSchool board member vancedric williamsParent leadership action networkOakland post community assembly

California Elected Officials, Civic Leaders React to George Floyd Verdict

“The hard truth,” Gov. Newsom said in an April 20 statement, “is that if George Floyd looked like me, he’d still be alive today.” Newsom made the remark after a Hennepin County jury found Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, 45, guilty in the murder of George Floyd. The jury convicted Chauvin on two counts of murder, homicide and one of manslaughter for pinning his knee on the neck of Floyd for nine minutes and 29 seconds on May 25, 2020. The California governor joined other Golden State officials to speak out about the verdict and the enduring problems of police violence against unarmed citizens, particularly African American suspects.

Nirali janiFrankie ramosGavin newsomLos angelesPecolia manigoJackie goldbergEli broadPaul cobbRob bontaBroad foundationAssistance teamHoly names universitySchool board member mike hutchinsonSchool board member vancedric williamsParent leadership action networkOakland post community assembly