A new feature film on Oscar Grant’s killing takes its name from a landmark in a community that’s lived through, and fought back against, too much police violence.

Tony Ray Jones, a 24-year-old man shot and wounded by Oakland police in February, filed a $10 million federal civil rights suit against the city Wednesday.

Meanwhile, police decline to file charges in the case of another unrelated shooting of a homeless man. So much for accountability.

A march and vigil was held Sunday to mark the third anniversary of Oscar Grant’s murder.

Meanwhile, he’s criticized the city for closing schools and spending millions to fight Occupy protesters.

From Brooklyn to Indonesia, artists have have helped articulate a deeply personal political narrative.