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Garcelle Beauvais' New Memoir 'Love Me As I Am,' Exposes Her Real Life Drama And How She Survived Living Quietly In Pain | News - Vimarsana News

Garcelle Beauvais' New Memoir 'Love Me As I Am,' Exposes Her Real Life Drama And How She Survived Living Quietly In Pain | News

The actress, model and co-host of daytime talk show, “The Real” shares how she made it through abandonment, infidelity, divorce, and miscarriages.

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'All Boys Aren't Blue' Author George M. Johnson Says Banning Books Can't Erase Our Truth | News - Vimarsana News

'All Boys Aren't Blue' Author George M. Johnson Says Banning Books Can't Erase Our Truth | News

The bestselling author sheds light on the book banning controversy, and the resiliency of Black storytelling.

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John George Democratic Club to Hold Social Justice Awards on Oct. 16 - Vimarsana News

John George Democratic Club to Hold Social Justice Awards on Oct. 16

This year the Club will honor Pamela George, daughter of John George, who was the first African American elected to the Alameda Board of Supervisors in 1978.  Come on the 16th to meet Pamela (virtually) and hear more about her work as well her father.

Prop. 15 Do-Over? Measure Calling for Commercial Tax Increase May Show Up on 2022 Ballot - Vimarsana News

Prop. 15 Do-Over? Measure Calling for Commercial Tax Increase May Show Up on 2022 Ballot

A request for a ballot measure called the “Housing Affordability and Tax Cut Act of 2022” has been submitted to the California Attorney General’s office.

Moe's Books Union and Supporters Picket Store - Vimarsana News

Moe's Books Union and Supporters Picket Store

The Oakland Post spoke to five different Moe’s workers. When we asked them why they were protesting, they claimed they were concerned about what they saw as “union-busting tactics,” low wages, and understaffing.