Civil rights icon continues the Black Panther's legacy while building a new one: Here's how

Elaine Brown, chair of the Black Panther Party founded in Oakland in 1966, is building a new legacy by creating homes for low income residents. At age 80, she has no intention to stop building a better Bay Area, literally. abc7ne.ws/3KHrrfR
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Being an Oakland native, to know of this project gives me great joy knowing that there is person's there trying to bring about a positive change within the City. Oakland used to be, to me the most beautiful city, rich in culture, arts and community. How quickly it declined. Hoping to see the beauty of once again. ❤️

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Oakland is a sinking hole.
I wanna see how this turns out

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You know if it wasn't for Black Supremacists we could all get along.

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Everyone's all f7cked up huh.