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The NAACP is pressuring the city of San Bernardino to investigate a racial incident. A Black woman was called the N-word and B-word.

The San Bernardino Branch of the NAACP is calling on the City of San Bernardino to investigate a racial incident that occurred last week. During the public comments section of a City Council meeting on Oct. 18, Amy Malone, a Black resident of San Bernardino, was interrupted by racial slurs from a commenter who was viewing the meeting remotely. | By Manny Otiko California Black Media The San Bernardino Branch of the NAACP is calling on the City of San Bernardino to investigate a racial incident t...

"We're not just going to accept half apologies and letters," NAACP chapter President Chache Wright said two weeks after an unidentified caller made racist comments at a City Council meeting.

An unknown caller spewed racial epithets during public comments at a City Council meeting last week.

By Manny Otiko | California Black Media - The San Bernardino Branch of the NAACP is calling for an investigation into a racial incident that occurred during a city council meeting on Oct. 18, in which a Black resident was interrupted by racial slurs from a commenter viewing the meeting remotely.

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The Equity Element Group held a Town Hall at Victor Valley College with San Bernardino County public safety leaders invited to discuss equity issues.

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A bill that would generate over $400 million for an estimated 785 public school districts across the state to provide critically needed academic support for Black students is on its way to the California Senate Committee on Appropriations.