The city’s school board voted unanimously to get rid of a long-standing art series that shows Black people and Native Americans in disturbing scenes alongside the school’s namesake, President George Washington.

The city is the first in the nation to ban the police and other municipal departments from using the technology.

The factors that contributed to Houston’s devastation are poised to converge in other cities, too.

In response to President Trump toying with the idea of a Muslim registry, Bay Area groups pushed for the ordinance to block city from creating or implementing a a database based on religion, national origin or ethnicity.

The New York Daily News columnist launched the first phase of the boycott in San Francsco, New York City and Standing Rock.

The president-elect promises to end funding to these safe havens for undocumented immigrants.

From New York City to Los Angeles, Americas are expressing their displeasure with the election of Donald Trump.

The 49ers quarterback’s kneeling protest against police violence still angers a lot of people.

The Justice Department’s COPS Office just made 272 recommendations aimed at revamping the department.

Kaepernick: “It is disappointing to hear a Supreme Court justice call a protest against injustices and oppression ‘stupid, dumb.’”

“Both are proven liars and it almost seems like they’re trying to debate who’s less racist.”

Colin Kaepernick’s protest spurred his team to invest in addressing the local racial-driven socioeconomic divide.

Soccer champion Rapinoe: “We need a more substantive conversation around race relations and the way people of color are treated.”

Meanwhile, Twitter users celebrated Kaepernick’s activism and new afro with #KapSoBlack, and a police union official criticized a training-camp photo of the quarterback wearing socks depicting police as pigs.

Several anonymous NFL executives expressed their disgust with the 49ers quarterback’s decision to sit during the national anthem in protest of police violence, saying that Kaepernick’s playing days may be numbered.

“We will not stand by while he attacks police officers killed in this country with statements such as, ‘People are on paid leave while people of color are killed.’” 

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights examined body-worn camera policies in 50 municipalities. It was not impressed.

Mic’s docu-series visits San Francisco’s Mission District to profile local nonprofit “La Cocina.”

From the release of racist texts sent by San Francisco officers to the police-involved deaths of people of color like Alex Nieto and Mario Woods, they’ve had enough.

The money will cover tuition for 20 developers in the immersive Dev Bootcamp coding program.