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The Richmond Post is a newspaper based in Richmond, California. It includes a variety of content such as comics, international news, updates from the San Francisco Bay Area, local news about Richmond, health topics, entertainment, and a section dedicated to faith. Additionally, there is a space for advertisements. Established in 1964, it has been serving the community for many years. Notably, it holds the title of the largest African American newspaper in North America. Published on a weekly basis, you can find copies of The Richmond Post in front of various businesses throughout Richmond and the nearby area of North Richmond. It is also recognized as the largest free newspaper in the city.

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‘Married to Real Estate’: Building Dreams Together

2 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | Nsenga Burton

By Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D, BlackPressUSA Newswire’s Culture and Entertainment EditorIn the realm of real estate and television, few duos embody the spirit of collaboration and love quite like Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson, the hosts of HGTV’s “Married to Real Estate.” Their journey is not just about flipping houses; it’s about flipping narratives and creating a legacy that resonates deeply with their audience. Egypt’s path to real estate was somewhat circuitous.
South Africa’s President Asks for Answers and Contradicts Trump on White Killings

2 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | April Ryan

By April RyanThe build-up for the Oval Office meeting between South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and President Donald Trump resulted in a spectacle of a Presidential show and tell. President Trump worked to support the alleged claims that thousands of white South African Farmers have been killed with nothing done to remedy the situation.
Oakland Hosts Town Hall Addressing Lead Hazards in City Housing

3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | Magaly Munoz

By Magaly MuñozThe City of Oakland’s Housing and Community Development Department hosted a town hall in the Fruitvale to discuss the efforts being undertaken to remove lead primarily found in housing in East and West Oakland. In 2021, the city was awarded $14 million out of a $24 million legal settlement from a lawsuit against paint distributors for selling lead-based paint that has affected hundreds of families in Oakland and Alameda County.
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3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | Magaly Munoz
BOOK REVIEW: The Afterlife of Malcolm X

3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | Mark Whitaker

By Terri SchlichenmeyerAuthor: by Mark Whitaker, c.2025, Simon & Schuster, $30.99, 448 pagesWho will remember you in fifty years’ time? A handful of friends – at least those who are still around – might recall you. Your offspring, grandkids, and greats, maybe people who stumble upon your tombstone. Think about it: who will remember you in 2075? And then read “The Afterlife of Malcolm X” by Mark Whitaker and learn about a legacy that still resonates a half-century later.
After Two Decades, Oakland Unified Will Finally Regain Local Control

3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | Ken Epstein

By Ken EpsteinAfter 20 years under state control, the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) will regain local authority over its budget and day-to-day decision-making, emerging from an era of austerity when the district was forced by state-appointed overseers to close more than 40 mostly flatland schools, eliminate educational programs, and cut millions of dollars in services for students and classrooms.
The Lead Up of the Five-Year Anniversary of George Floyd

3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | April Ryan

By Stacy M. BrownBlack Press USA Senior National CorrespondentCassie Ventura’s graphic and emotional testimony in the federal sex trafficking trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs has ignited headlines, debate, and controversy. As prosecutors build their case against the hip-hop mogul, accusing him of running a criminal enterprise that exploited women, attorney and media executive Faye McCray laid out why the legal stakes are far greater than a story of a toxic relationship.
OP-ED: The Power of Black Visionaries: Moving from Resistance to Reconstruction to Reimagining

3 weeks ago | postnewsgroup.com | LaTosha Brown

By Stacy M. BrownBlack Press USA Senior National CorrespondentThe U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rejected a judicial doctrine that for years shielded law enforcement officers from civil liability in police shooting cases by allowing courts to assess force based only on the final moments before an officer pulled the trigger. In Barnes v.
May Day and The Intersection of Civil Rights and Workers’ Rights

1 month ago | postnewsgroup.com | April Ryan

By April Ryanhttps://contrarian.substack.com/p/may-day-and-the-intersection-of-civil“There’s a real inflection point this May Day,” Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers, said about the day unions worldwide attempt to recognize workers, their contributions, and the importance of fair employment practices and worker rights. As 80 nations, including the United States, witness union leaders rally for , there is an intersection of civil rights and worker rights.
Trump Targets the National Museum of African American History and Culture

1 month ago | postnewsgroup.com | Stacy Brown

The first Black president, Democrat Barack Obama, opened the … #LetItBeKnownBlackPressUSANationalnewsNNPANNPA NewswireStacy BrownVideoYouTube Headlines and Cory Booker. LET IT BE KNOWN NEWS | We amplify Black voices and headlines that reflect or impact the Black … The WHCA board has unanimously decided we are no longer featuring a comedic performance. Lonnie Bunch III is speaking out …...