Té’s Corner: pray for
April is National Poetry Month. To mark the occasion, which dates back to 1996, read "pray for" by onetime Richmond poet laureate Donté Clark....
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Apr
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Dec
Community Center Celebrates Kuumba, the Kwanzaa Principle of Creativity
The Black Parents Resource Center held an arts and craft event to celebrate kuumba, or creativity, one of the seven principles of Kwanzaa....
15
Dec
Bridging Art and Activism to Bring Change to Richmond
Deontá Allen made a little free library and helped paint "Black Lives Matter" in the Civic Center as part of his goal to help the community through art. ...
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Dec
Registration Still Open for First California Community College Esports Tournament
Anyone with a California community college email address may sign up to play Madden or Rocket League competitively in a new esports tournament this month....
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Oct
In Mexico, the Graveyards Are Most Alive on Día de los Muertos
"Día de los Muertos teaches me not to fear death but embrace it as a natural process of life," writes The CC Pulse reporter Maria Bernal....
12
Oct
Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering Celebrates Tradition of Resistance
Indigenous people from all over the country came to the Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering on Monday to pay homage to their ancestors and embrace each other’s cultures....
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Oct
Richmond Art Center Amplifies Calls to Release Native American Activist Leonard Peltier
Through word and art, the call to free activist Leonard Peltier from his 45-year imprisonment was amplified Sunday in the Richmond Art Center courtyard....
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Oct
‘Fauci’ Documentary Offers Insight into U.S. Public Health
The new documentary "Fauci" provides a close look at U.S. public health and the career of Dr. Anthony Fauci, spanning the AIDS and coronavirus outbreaks....
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Sep
Richmond Ranked Most Diverse City in the U.S.
Richmond residents embrace the city's cultural diversity, but some say it is being diminished by socioeconomic segregation....
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Aug
Pandemic Inspires Richmond Residents to Dress Their Way
As the pandemic has changed many people’s clothing habits, people in Richmond and beyond wear more of what makes them feel comfortable and confident....
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Jul
Art Helps Disabled Richmond Residents Through the Pandemic
Richmond artists with disabilities share what the pandemic has been like for them and how art has helped them cope with the stress and isolation....
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Jun
‘In Our Mothers’ Garden’ Digs Deep Into Black Motherhood
Review: The Netflix documentary "In Our Mothers' Garden" provides an intimate look into Black women's lives and their complex relationships with their moms....
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Mar
Slushed Sounds for Skating
DJ Sir SlushAlot took the sounds from his home in San Pablo to Bay Area outdoor skating rinks, with some help from his friends....
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Mar
‘Rolling in Solidarity’: Skating With Joy and Social Justice
Five activists co-founded Rich City Rollers to bring joy to Richmond and social justice to roller skating's cultural resurgence....
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Mar
In ‘Close Caskets,’ Donté Clark Opens Up About North Richmond
Former Richmond poet laureate Donté Clark, author of the new book "Close Caskets," reflects on community, mental health and how North Richmond informs his work....
