Oakland Post: Week of May 29 – June 4, 2024
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It's a labor of love and back-to-school tradition for cancer survivor Dee Johnson. Every year, she brings smiles to the faces of Oakland school children during her annual backpack giveaway
By Lori Shepherd Since the 1950s, OCCUR has been functioning as a catalyst for change in Oakland’s marginalized and deprived communities, becoming a fixture in the East Bay region, focusing on cultural, social, and economic development in areas that need their expertise. Idealism motivates the skilled and dedicated professionals and volunteers who have kept OCCUR | By Lori Shepherd Since the 1950s, OCCUR has been functioning as a catalyst for change in Oakland’s marginalized and deprived communities, becoming a fixture in the East Bay region, focusing on cultural, social, and economic deve...
People gathered Saturday to observe the first “Oscar Grant Day” celebrated in Oakland.
By Post Staff The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC), in collaboration with Akoma Outdoor Market, celebrated the season at the 4th Annual Black Sunday Holiday Expo on December 5, at 73rd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard in Oakland. OAACC was joined by the city’s other ethnic chambers of commerce in this community event. The […]| By Post Staff The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC), in collaboration with Akoma Outdoor Market, celebrated the season at the 4th Annual Black Sunday Holiday Expo on December 5, at 73rd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard in Oakland. OAA...