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‘Comrade Sisters’ elevates the women of the Black Panther Party (opens the original)
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More than 65% of the members of the Black Panther Party were women. Women of all ages, many of them young—teenager
âComrade Sistersâ elevates the women of the Black Panther Party (opens the original)
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More than 65% of the members of the Black Panther Party were women. Women of all ages, many of them youngâteenagers, even. They taught at community schools, registering voters, handing out free food and running free medical clinics. They were the rank-and-file, said Fredrika Newton, Huey P. Newtonâs widow, and president and co-founder of the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation. In those days, she said, so was she. And their contributions, the heart of the Black Panther Partyâs (BPP) message, fad
Local puzzlers revitalize social gatherings (opens the original)
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Five hundred pieces. A tableful of passionate puzzlers. And a race against the clock. The fun, cooperative, yet competitive hobby of jigsaw puzzling is flourishing in
Local puzzlers revitalize social gatherings (opens the original)
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Five hundred pieces. A tableful of passionate puzzlers. And a race against the clock. The fun, cooperative, yet competitive hobby of jigsaw puzzling is flourishing in the East Bay, courtesy of Assemble Puzzlery. A little more than a year ago, Erica Elms and Jen Thompson, who live three blocks from each other in Richmond and became friends through their kids, took a break at the Factory Bar. “We commiserated over how political everything had become and our corporate jobs,” Elms said in a phone in
West Edge Opera illuminates forgotten histories (opens the original)
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As Oakland’s always-innovative West Edge Opera gears up for the 2026 season in August, two of its choices this year look back in time to spotlight the lives of people who defied society’s rigid sexual categories—and were, to an extent, erased. WEO’s third production this year, American Apollo, is based on the story of Thomas Eugene McKeller, a Black hotel worker who became the model and almost undoubtedly the lover, too, of famous painter John Singer Sargent. Sargent drew and painted many images
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