Thanks to California Public Utilities Commission Chief Administrative Law Judge Karen Clopton for posting this on Facebook. Regrettably I see this post July 29, 2016 after the fact, but it is one of which we all should be aware. The hearings were July 24, 2016. It's phony rules and procedures like the California State Bar Association's Rule 2-400 that delay and thus deny justice. Please contact Attorney Pamela Price for details of next steps you can take. Email: pyp@pypesq.com.

I agree with Michelle Alexander…"I have struggled to find words to express what I thought and felt as I watched the videos of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile being killed by the police...It finally dawned on me that there is nothing to say that hasn’t been said before." Wright Enterprises' Community Spotlight shares this article that was distributed by Faye Wilson Kennedy of Sacramento who edits the "Talking Drums" Newsletter. "It's Not Enough to Deplore Horrific Violence: We need a profound shift in our collective consciousness in order to challenge an entrenched system of racial and social control — and build a new America." Please note the reprint of her Facebook article reposted by esteemed journalist Bill Moyers. Jackie Wright, President Wright Enterprises.

San Francisco Black Film Festival News Conference and Screening of "Restored Me" invites media and public to AMC 14, 1000 Van Ness in San Francisco with news of the overall festival to include Opening Night at SF State School of Cinema's "Coppola Theatre" on Thursday featuring "Cassius Ali" and "Lambadina" along with delicious Ethiopian fare from "Shoulder Dancing." Following the news conference "Restored Me" will be screened with filmmakers in attendance for media and the public to meet.

San Francisco Black Film Festival holds its news conference 6:30 p.m. at AMC 14 @1000 Van Ness preceding the Sneak Preview of "Restored-Me. " The film is about wrongfully accused Julio Velasquez, a Black and Puerto Rican young man played by Giovanni Watson, who fights to keep from being another recidivism statistics. Media have been invited to hear about the overall festival and stay for the sneak preview.

As the nation and world honors beloved Muhammad Ali, The San Francisco Black Film Festival, June 16-19, screens "Cassius Ali" a film written, directed and produced by Evan J. Bochetto and produced by Dan Pastewka, has never before seen footage of Ali's childhood home in Louisville as brother Rahaman Ali and others share intimate moments in the life of the iconic champion, "The Greatest."

A babe in arms when her father died in Vietnam March 9, 1964 as a helicopter crew chief and honor guard for Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, Phyllis Wright Cameron of Antioch had no idea that her California State University East Bay MBA would lead her to go to Vietnam to find family history, news friends and business savvy all at the same time.

SFBFF Gets Underway, June 16th at the San Francisco State School of Cinema's "August Coppola Theatre...Co -Directors Kali O'ray and Katera Crossley Host Emerging Artists from Around the World, June 16-19, with Thought Provoking Projects, Panels and Parties Over Juneteenth and Father's Day Weekend. Read more.

Memorial Day Post of Bernie Sanders Rally in Oakland and Other Memorial Day Activities Across the Nation. News From W.E. Community Spotlight.

Award-winning journalist Belva Davis speaks with Maya Angelou's, son and author, Guy Johnson. Can you believe the controversy of the Google Doodle celebrating Yuri Kochiyama.