California vs Hate conference addresses anti-Asian resentment
To find creative solutions for combating hate, the California Civil Rights Department held a conference in San Francisco focusing on strategies to confront hatred in all its forms.
Black Orgs Join Other Groups to Request Extension of Stop the Hate Funding
On April 29, Black-led organizations from across California that fight prejudice, hostility, or violence directed at individuals based on their race, ethnic origin, or skin color, joined with other anti-hate groups at the California State Capitol.
Equality California Confronts Persistent Hate, Expands Its Outreach as Need for Support Grows in State
Equality California works to advance civil rights and social justice by inspiring, advocating, and mobilizing through an inclusive movement.
On the Frontlines of Hate: NAACP Links Victims to Critical Support
As hate incidents rise in California, the NAACP’s CA/HI conference expands work connecting victims to CA vs Hate, legal support and advocacy to protect civil and voting rights.
Building Bridges of Support: How AAPI Equity Alliance Is Strengthening California’s Anti-Hate Network
As the Los Angeles County Regional Lead, AAPI Equity Alliance works with community-based organizations under California’s Stop the Hate program, a statewide coalition aimed at preventing hate and supporting survivors.
AAPI Equity Alliance Strengthens California’s Anti-Hate Network
AAPI Equity Alliance’s network of community organizations provides a vital lifeline for those affected by hate incidents in California.
Q&A With Matt Mahan: Gubernatorial Candidate Has Clear Goals for Childhood Literacy; Improving the Lives of Working Families
This California Black Media Q&A series with California’s gubernatorial candidates is intended to inform voters about where the candidates for governor stand on key issues.
Q&A With Betty Yee: Fiscal Responsibility, Expanded Opportunity for Californians Top Her Agenda for Governor
Now a candidate in the 2026 race to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom, former California State Controller Betty Yee spoke with California Black Media about her campaign.
With California Anti-Hate Program Set to End, Report Warns Black Californians Remain Most Targeted Group
Anti-Black hate remains persistent in California, and Black residents continue to experience the highest rates of hate incidents.
Sacramento State’s Stop the Hate showcase emphasizes the importance of AAPI representation in arts and media
Sacramento State’s Ethnic Studies department held its biannual Stop the Hate Arts and Media Showcase on Wednesday, Dec. 3, hosted in the University Union.