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Businesses bet on magic, lights to lure SF workers downtown | Business - Vimarsana News

Businesses bet on magic, lights to lure SF workers downtown | Business

Business boosters and urban planners want to turn downtown into a vibrant neighborhood with arts, entertainment, nightlife and people living in high rises where offices have been converted into residences.

The story of William Leidesdorff, 'African founding father of California' - Vimarsana News

The story of William Leidesdorff, 'African founding father of California'

William Alexander Leidesdorff Jr. was a man of wealth and power, and the first African diplomat in history.

Black, Asian population left out in historians' accounts of S.F.'s 1906 quake and fire - Vimarsana News

Black, Asian population left out in historians' accounts of S.F.'s 1906 quake and fire

Thousands of people were left out of the city’s biggest story. The sizable Chinese...

Bruce's Beach Is Just One Example of How Blacks Illegally Lost Land in California — The Sacramento Observer - Vimarsana News

Bruce's Beach Is Just One Example of How Blacks Illegally Lost Land in California — The Sacramento Observer

Antonio‌ ‌Ray‌ ‌Harvey‌ ‌|‌ ‌California‌ ‌Black‌ ‌Media The disturbing story of Los Angeles County’s Bruce’s Beach Park — location of the first West Coast seaside resort for Black beachgoers and a residential enclave for a few African American families – has been making headlines around the country. One hundred years ago, Manhattan Beach city officials seized the Bruce’s beachfront property from an African American couple, Charles and Willa Bruce, citing an “urgent need” to build a city park. But the area was not developed for recreational use after it wa...