Lincoln High Athletes were subject to racial slurs at a football game at San Clemente High School on Friday Night. We are shocked and disgusted that such blatant racism would occur in 2019 at an athletic contest for high school students.
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Listen to President Honoré
Students at Lincoln High School said they were subjected to racial taunts at a recent football game at San Clemente High in Orange County. Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez had several legislative successes this year, including two controversial...
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ACT-SO Sees Art in the Park!
ACT-SO Visits the San Diego Art Institute
12pm - 2pm September 28, 2019 FORGING TERRITORIES features African-American and Latinx members of the LGBTQ community pioneering in a frequently inhospitable land. It presents artists engaged in cultural storytelling that describes themselves,...
Makeda "Dread" Cheatom grew up in San Diego, CA and has dedicated her life to music, art, culture and well being. In 1971, she opened the first vegetarian restaurant and international cultural center in San Diego, the world-famous, Prophet...
How Mary Lou Williams Shaped The Sound Of The Big-Band Era
"The greatest woman jazz pianist in captivity." "The greatest woman jazz pianist in the world." "Highly acclaimed as a deluxe tickler of the ivories." "One of the foremost swing pianists of either sex." By 1936, then-25-year-old Mary Lou...
Bryan Pease, Carol Spong, Parisa Ijadi-Maghsoodi and Clovis Honoré Our President joined our Housing Chair, Carol Spong at the hearing on September 13th regarding our lawsuit against the San Diego Housing Commission, alleging that the way the...
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