By Otis R. Taylor Jr.By Otis R. Taylor Jr.

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A Push to Curb Solitary Confinement in California Prisons Hits a Wall

Trump Picks JD Vance as Vice Presidential Running Mate

After Oakland FBI Raids and Juneteenth Shooting, Where Is Mayor Sheng Thao?

California's Slow Progress on Reparations Highlights Need for Deeper Understanding

KQED's Approach to DEI Challenges in America's Evolving Political Landscape

A Berkeley Mother's Memoir Offers a Candid Commentary on the Crisis of Masculinity

How George Floyd's Murder Ignited Solidarity in the Streets and California's Reparations Movement

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Feinstein Mentored a Generation of California's Women Leaders

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Mini-Documentary: What Could Reparations Look Like?