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‘Bloody Sunday' 60th anniversary marked in Selma with remembrances, concerns about future
The annual commemoration paid homage to those who fought to secure voting rights for Black Americans and brought calls to recommit to the fight for equality.
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Black composer helps break barriers and build bridges
Meet Xavier Muzik, who recently won the third annual Emerging Black Composers Project.
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Black composer helps break barriers and build bridges
Meet Xavier Muzik, who recently won the third annual Emerging Black Composers Project. Kari Hall reports.
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East Bay figure skater hopes for more diversity on ice
Oakland’s Mark Sadusky wants to see more people that look like him competing at a high level.
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East Bay figure skater hopes for more diversity on ice
Oakland’s Mark Sadusky wants to see more people that look like him competing at a high level. Janelle Wang reports.
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SF Black Wall Street: Preserving history, culture and spaces in community
San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood has lost several businesses in recent months. Local residents are fighting to preserve their community, and helping to lead that effort is San Francisco Black Wall Street.
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SF Black Wall Street: Preserving history, culture and spaces in community
San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood has lost several businesses in recent months. Local residents are fighting to preserve their community, and helping to lead that effort is San Francisco Black Wall Street. Marcus Washington reports.
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Markelle Taylor develops passion for long-distance running after spending 18 years in prison
To say Markelle Taylor is running from his past, isn’t exactly correct. Maybe you’d say he’s running with it. Except now, instead of donning the prison garb he wore daily for 18 years, he now slips on a track suit with Markelle “The Gazelle” stitched onto the chest.
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Bay Area artist aims to bring joy through music
Meet a Cuban singer, songwriter and physical education teacher who since he arrived in the Bay Area, his goal has been to bring joy through his music, talent and culture. Marcus Washington reports.
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Meteorologist authors book to teach kids about weather
As part of celebrating Black Heritage we highlight meteorologist and children’s book author Brittney Shipp from our sister station in Philadelphia. Kari Hall reports.
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Bay Area pianist finds musical joy beyond the notes
If you’ve seen a jazz concert in the Bay Area over the last few decades, there’s a good chance you’ve witnessed Tammy Lynne Hall lording over the piano, coaxing melodies rooted in gospel, jazz, classical and the ether, as one of the area’s foremost composers and side musicians. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Bay Area pianist finds musical joy beyond the notes
If you’ve seen a jazz concert in the Bay Area over the last few decades, there’s a good chance you’ve witnessed Tammy Lynne Hall lording over the piano, coaxing melodies rooted in gospel, jazz, classical and the ether, as one of the area’s foremost composers and side musicians.
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Dallas barber with ranching roots redefines Western wear
One North Texas man is putting a fresh spin on traditional Western wear, blending his family’s deep ranching roots with big-city style.
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Oakland clothing designer threads hope for San Francisco's Union Square
Against the backdrop of San Francisco’s struggling Union Square, the new women’s clothing store appearing on O’Farrell Street around the holidays offered a small jolt of optimism. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Oakland clothing designer threads hope for San Francisco's Union Square
Against the backdrop of San Francisco’s struggling Union Square, the new women’s clothing store appearing on O’Farrell Street around the holidays offered a small jolt of optimism.
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Watch: Founder of Harlem Fashion Row
Celebrating Black heritage, NBC Bay Area spotlights a groundbreaker in the world of fashion design: Brandice Daniel, founder of Harlem Fashion Row.
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Hayward business owner shares passion for cheesecakes
Meet Victor Harris, owner and baker of Reuschelle’s Cheesecakes in downtown Hayward.
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Vallejo rapper LaRussell builds collective to uplift his community
LaRussell is making a name for himself in the music industry, doing it his own way and building an infrastructure for success. It includes a collective of artists known as Good Compenny.
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Vallejo rapper LaRussell builds collective to uplift his community
LaRussell is making a name for himself in the music industry, doing it his own way and building an infrastructure for success. It includes a collective of artists known as Good Compenny. Marcus Washington reports.
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Oakland photographer brings dignity to faces of the street
Meet an East Bay photographer who has become known for his street photographs depicting the broad spectrum of people he encounters in his frequent walks.