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David Exumé

David Exumé
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David Exumé (he/him/his) is a 2020-2021 Audio Academy Fellow. His reporting interests include music history, immigration, community organizing, and urban planning. He's previously worked at KCRW in Santa Monica and WPRB in Princeton.
He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology and a minor in Creative Writing. In his downtime, he writes short stories and sometimes produces mash-ups.

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Oakland event space held parties during the pandemic until court shut it down. Is it open again?

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Oakland event space held parties during the pandemic until court shut it down. Is it open again?
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Ignoring health guidelines, people gather for an event at Oakland Humanist Hall in Oakland on Aug. 21.Constanza Hevia H. / Special to The Chronicle 2020
Oakland officials are investigating a party last weekend at the Humanist Hall, an events space that hosted large gatherings in defiance of public health orders for much of the pandemic and was ordered to shut down.
Officials persuaded a judge in November to require the event space at 411 28th St. to close down. The manager of the space, David Oertel, was due in court Dec. 15 over the conflict, but at the hearing, officials learned that Oertel had died Dec. 5.

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Commemorating our sacred Alkebulan-Afrikan Story

Commemorating our sacred Alkebulan-Afrikan Story
January 31, 2021
A bust memorializing Breonna Taylor, who was murdered by police in Louisville, Ky., was recently destroyed in downtown Oakland. The artist, Leo Carson of Oakland, has said he will try to piece it back together or build a new one. Asé. – Photo: Baba Jahahara
by Baba Jahahara Amen-RA Alkebulan-Ma’at
6261 AAAK, February 2021, JC-PG
Africans deserve Reparations! ‘Cause Black Lives Matter!
Blessings of Imani (faith) victorious g-o-ds, esteemed elders, sis-stars, bro-stars and youthful revolutionaries!
How ya’ll be? With emphasis on da be! We pray this new season is off to a solid beginning for you and yours! May our Divine Mother-Father Creator of and in All and incredible Ancients and Ancestors from millennia past, yesteryears and, literally, yesterday, find you and your extended family staying healthy, safe and keeping a positive spirit.

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Oakland events space that defied health orders with weddings, funerals and parties stops holding events

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Manager of Oakland's Humanist Hall who defied health orders has died, ending battle with the city
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Humanist Hall event manager David Oertel poses for a portrait at the event space on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020 in Oakland, California.Gabrielle Lurie / The Chronicle
For months, Oakland officials had struggled to figure out how to handle David Oertel, the outspoken manager of a large events space in Oakland who defied health orders and held weddings, funerals and parties at the space, indoors and often without masks.
After neighbors and public health experts complained, the city finally moved to try to shut down the space.

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Bay Briefing: All of Bay Area now under new stay-at-home order

Bay Briefing: All of Bay Area now under new stay-at-home order
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A nurse checks on a COVID-19 patient at Regional Medical Center of San Jose.Gabrielle Lurie / The Chronicle
Good morning, Bay Area. It’s Thursday, Dec. 17, and another Californian could be heading to the Biden cabinet. Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Near a breaking point
Intensive care availability plummeted in the Bay Area on Wednesday to fall under 15% for the first time, forcing the entire 11-county region under the state stay-at-home order.
“It’s completely troubling” to see the entire region drop below 15%, said Dr. Kathleen Clanon, medical director of Alameda County Health Care Services Agency. “Our community has the ability to turn this around, by masking and staying at home. That’s what’s going to make the difference now. We can’t do anything at the hospitals to prevent getting full. It’s our whole community that needs to turn this around.”

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