| Our website has always tried to be fair and just – and use empirical data – facts to state our view – we have always tried to uplift one another – and by far, we have succeeded – all these many twenty-five years. (more) |
Here in San Francisco we pride ourselves that we are the City that knows how. We will try to address issues pertinent to our times and focus of Quality of Life issues. We will do this by going to City Hall and speaking out and also by posting relevant articles on this web site. We will stand by our youth and do all in our power to reduce crime and violence. We will work both with the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch to make good stuff happen. |
Bayview Hunters Point Poised for Gentrification: The Last Frontier
We the People of the United States
The Demise of Capitalism Brought to an End in the Year 2008
kilamanjaro-kilamanjaro.blogspot.com
| The City and County of San Francisco turned the other way while PG&E milked the poor and controlled most of the power grid. They do that even today. The rich and the powerful and the greedy! Hunters Point where PG&E have an old plant built in the 1920's is one of the oldest in California. It still spews energy and while it does it also pollutes the air, the water and the land. |
Grace Tabernacle Community Church on the Forefront - Bestows Honorary Degree
The Increased Divisiveness - Shootings and Killings in the Southeast Sector
49ers Choose Santa Clara, Ditch San Francisco to Build State of the Art Stadium
Seventh Annual Portola Festival
The Former Boys and Girls Club on San Bruno Avenue
| Since the early 1960's I have been fighting for Environmental causes. Of course back then no one called them Environmental Causes - you fought to keep the rivers clean, the air clean, the beach clean - you kind of knew what was good and what was not good. You banded with friends to make good stuff happen. It was a good feeling. (more) |
Heron's Head Park at Pier 98 Contaminated: Do Not Permit Our Children to Go There, Ever
Paramilitary Tactics Used to Intimidate Youths In and Around SF Public Housing
California Environmental Quality Act
(more Environmental Justice Advocacy)
All over the world the lay person is asking one question - how can I be safe? How can I exercise my freedom? How can I be free? After September 11, 2001 - we all CANNOT take our freedom for granted. As the days lead to weeks and weeks into months and months to years - we can only hope. The human being is a very complex being. We human would like to have everything on a platter. A bed of roses. The future is bright - but it will demand innovative thinking. "Epiphany - Blossoms of Hope" will reveal a series of articles. We hope it will inspire all women and men of good faith to view our Earth from a unique perspective. A perspective that will lead to making good stuff happen. |
Surveillance, Security, Freedom and Peace of Mind for Ordinary Citizens
Mainz - The City With a Long History
Berlin - The City That Brought About World Change and Continues to This Day
| I had the opportunity to talk to some Middle School children from E.R. Taylor School situated in the Portola District. I spoke to them about the San Francisco Port Authority and the Park they had come to visit. The Park has been named the Muwekma Ohlone Park. |
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Small Park Represented Big Dreams
The Death of Muwekma Ohlone Park
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I was born in Nairobi, Kenya and I am always very proud that I was born in Africa. As soon as this idea of having a summit was brought to my attention, I did everything possible to make this summit a success in the Bay Area.
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Muwekma Ohlone Website
The Debacle at Glen Cove and the Injustice Done to a Sacred Burial Ground
We are here on this earth for a limited time and all of us human beings have just one chance to live a full life and make sense of our existence. The least we can do is respect Mother Earth. It is important that we take care of our Earth and leave it a better place for those that will live on this Earth long after we have left it.
State a Leader in Curtailing Flow of Waste |
Former San Francisco Mayor |
| The African American community has always been strong and contributed to the growth and culture of our city. Now at last we are witnessing the creation of an African American cultural institution in the Yerba Buena district of downtown San Francisco. |
Are Blacks Becoming History in San Francisco?
Interview with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
(more African American Cultural Heritage)
| Evergreen plantation has over twenty-five slave houses neatly built in a row. Neatly planted are the famous Evergreen Oaks with their hanging Spanish Moss. Most of the slave houses or quarters are being rehabilitated today. We were given the opportunity to enter one and take photographs. (article; photos.) |
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Link to "Thousands Online For Slave Data"
L:ink to "Californians to Get Look Back at Slavery"
Light at the End of the Tunnel
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Buffalo Soldiers: The Hidden History of our African American Heroes (2013 Gala PDF)
Buffalo Soldiers and the Indian Wars
Buffalo Soldiers Cemetary, Presidio of San Francisco >
Presidio Bridges Gap to Be Self-sufficient El Polin Springs in the Presidio
(More Presidio of San Francisco)
Link to Presidio Directory
They Gather and Bark at Each Other
Link to Environmental and Design Study
NPS Accepts Early Outs and Fails in its Mission The Bay Area Thousands of Years Ago
(More National Park Service)
San Francisco
Link to "Port Chicago Explosion Still Echoes 60 Years Later" (Port Chicago.) First Peoples' Childrens Healing Pole Shane's Healing Poles at SulliStudios
Eco-Visonary
Photos From a School at Mapusa
Link to Contract on Life of Dog Case Prosecutor
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For Children
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Sixth U.S. Army, the Presidio, and Korean War, 1946-1980
(Adobe Reader Format)
Photograph of Commemorative Marker
More Sixth U.S. Army Photographs
My sister Eualalia and niece Jacqueline
- 5000 Years of History -
by James Carter
Diversity in the NPS
The Presidential Debacle
