Wright Enterprises posts San Francisco free lance writer, Anh Lee's report on the 50th Celebration of Medi Cal at Zuckerberg SF General Hospital. State Senator Mark Leno, a long time advocate of the program was on hand to mark the milestone.

The NAACP has a too important role to be languishing in moral ambivalence especially in such a time as this. Inspired by the Dream of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who was fueled by the strategy of non-violence taught and executed by Mahatma Gandhi, Jackie Wright of Wright Enterprises, having just visited the home of Gandhi in Durban, South Africa, brings attention to the San Francisco Chapter's blind eye to the ills of Wells Fargo Bank and its role in the divesture of generational wealth of millions of minority homeowners as it made billions of dollars in profits during the foreclosure crisis. Honoring one of Wells Fargo's executives without reference to the corporate giant that has crushed so many families is one thing, but to honor the executive under the moniker of Wells Fargo Bank is a travesty and a dishonor to the people the NAACP is supposed to serve. "Right is right and right don't wrong, nobody," says Wright speaking truth to power.

"Straight Outta Africa! Can't Trump That!"-The election of reality show host Donald Trump as President of the United States of America, has inspired Jackie Wright, President of Wright Enterprises to return home from South Africa with a resolve to diligently work for "liberty and justice for all" as Veterans Day is acknowledged in the United States and Armistice Day in Europe.

Voting is one of the most sacred duties of citizenship. Wright Enterprises encourages everyone to vote their convictions.

Wright Enterprises Community Spotlight carries special feature about the Iris Canada story. The 100-Year-Old San Franciscan fights to stay in the home she's resided in for more than forty years. Freelance Ahn Lê spoke with the evictor, Peter Owens. Also, see other San Francisco news. Click the headline.

Rabbi Beth Singer is asking community leaders to join her on November 20th to celebrate the four decades of service of Dr. Amos Brown and his wife Jane Brown at Third Baptist Church. Dr. Brown is also the President of the NAACP.

Californians who need health insurance will find new ways to shop for coverage and new ways to save in 2017 when open enrollment begins on Tuesday. More than 92 percent of consumers will have three or more health plans to choose from, and none will have fewer than two. The San Francisco Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women will help enroll applicants.

In an October 11th E-newsletter Wright Enterprises joined with Johnnie Burrell of International Media TV to promote the value of the San Francisco Bayview Newspaper that has been a voice to the voiceless including thousands that are incarcerated. See Burrell's video and see W.E. past support of the SF Bayview Newspaper that champions the causes of those ignored by corporate media.

The Office of Dr. Maxine Hickman, President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Join with the San San Francisco League of Women Voters for a Candidates Meet and Greet, October 26th in San Francisco.