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.
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.
Anti-Black hate remains persistent in California, and Black residents continue to experience the highest rates of hate incidents.
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.
The Chico Interfaith Council hosted an anti-hate group during its annual dinner Wednesday at First Christian Church, highlighting marginalized communities in Butte County.
Immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers make up about 22% of San Diego's population.
California vs Hate joined elected leaders and community partners to launch the eighth annual United Against Hate Week with the unveiling of a new public mural in Oakland.
The California Civil Rights Department released new statistics demonstrating ongoing demand for California vs Hate: the first-ever multilingual statewide hotline that provides a safe, anonymous reporting option.
Assembly Committee Takes on Racism, Hate and Xenophobia