Supervisor Ahsha Safaí held a hearing at the Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee to examine the city’s investments in the Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside neighborhoods between 2013 and 2020.
“The whole idea of the mural was to connect, in solidarity, to the rest of the world and to uplift Black people, Black voices and Black issues.”
The Ingleside Light speaks to Invest Black co-organizer Gale Rosboro about the racial justice initiative.
An additional popup COVID-19 testing facility will be available on Fridays because of advocacy by the Invest Black initiative.
City Hall will hold a virtual town hall meeting on July 16 about the new grassroots Invest Black initiative.
After outcry from the community and supervisor, Public Works is repairing damage it did to the new “Invest Black” mural on Broad Street.