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Berkeley Speaks

Your Source for Social Justice
News in Berkeley, California

Vol. 3, Issue 1, November 2025

Introduction to this issue.

Edition Introduction: the “Don’t Collaborate with Trump” issue.

Categories

Editorial

Housing and Homelessness

Elections 2024

Disability Justice

Specialized Care Unit (SCU) launches September 5
Health
Berkeley City Administration Absolves Itself of Racial Bias in Policing
Public Safety

Our First Two Issues

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Issue 1

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Issue 2

Contributors to Vol. III, Issue 1 (Whole Number 6)

Co-Editors: George Lippman, boona cheema

Writers: Lily, Tracy Rosenberg, Micky Duxbury, Anonymous

Cultural and graphic contributions: Hali Hammer, Dave Lippman

Webmaster: Stratos

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In Memoriam

We dedicate Volume III Issue 1 (whole issue #6) of Berkeley Speaks to the following friends who devoted their lives to social justice in Berkeley and the world at large.

  • Ann Fagan Ginger, Founder, Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute (MCLI), who developed the concept of peace law and applied international human rights treaties to domestic issues
  • Rita Maran, UC Berkeley professor of human rights, longtime member, Berkeley Peace and Justice Commission, United Nations Association/USA
  • Malcolm Margolin, Author, The Ohlone Way; Founder, Heyday Books, Berkeley treasure
  • Sly Stone, beloved San Francisco-based musician and songwriter

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