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EOPS Program, Born from 1960s Militancy, Celebrates 50 Years
By Tobin Jones tobinjones@protonmail.com The Extended Opportunity Programs and Services, or EOPS, has celebrated fifty years at City College….
Is it a Crime to be Black in America? An Open Discussion about the Death of Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor
The Guardsman opens its doors for the discussion of, “Is it a Crime to be Black in America,” regarding the cases of Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, two black Americans whose lives were taken away by the institution their families built. Join Nikki Hatfield and Kevin Bernard Moultrie Daye in this discussion.
Americans split over protest
By Corey Holt cholt3@mail.ccsf.edu For the past two years, NFL players have been protesting against police brutality and systemic…
City College Journalists Allegedly Battered by Deputies
CITY COLLEGE STUDENTS, JOURNALIST ALLEGEDLY BATTERED By Marco Siler-Gonzales & Audrey Garces City College journalists are alleging police brutality and…
Frisco 5 Protesters Occupy City Hall
Protesters Allege Police Misconduct By Marco Siler-Gonzales Those protesting at City Hall identify themselves as the Frisco 500 in solidarity…
A Grain of Salt
POLICE DO OUR DIRTY WORK SO WE DON’T HAVE TO By Patrick Tamayo We rely on the police to serve…
Lowrider Lawyers Raise Contradictory Evidence In Alex Nieto Killing
By Marco Siler-Gonzales/ Editor-in-Chief Alex Nieto, previous City College student and full time security guard, was shot 48 times by…
Mission residents angry after alleged police brutality
Hundreds gathered Nov. 19 protesting police brutality in response to the assault and arrest of City College student D’Paris Charles “DJ” Williams by undercover police officers in the Mission District.
YouTube video sparks backlash
Footage shows excessive force and leaves out prior incident By Minter McHugh The Guardsman A protest rally was held Feb….
Community mourns slain Oakland teen, seeks justice
By Curtis Coloma Around 400 supporters of the Justice for Alan Blueford coalition met at noon on Nov. 10 in…
Mother of Kenneth Harding Jr. rallies at CCSF campus
Kennith Harding Jr’s mother, outraged by her son’s death, met Thursday Oct. 20 with protest organizers and supporters inside the cafeteria on Ocean campus to plan a day of awareness against police brutality
Oakland holds hearing on police violence
The People’s Hearing on Racism and Police Violence, a two-day event for the families and friends of those killed by police officers to tell their stories to a panel of jurists, was held Feb. 19 and 20 at Edna Brewer Middle School in Oakland.