Against the odds, San Quentin residents celebrated the 164th anniversary of the Battle of Puebla on May 5. Hundreds came together to build community … [Read more...]
65-foot dragon descends on SQ’s Lower Yard in Asian American Pacific Islander celebration
“Look that way, over there,” a man shouted excitedly, pointing toward San Quentin’s hills with his right hand, “See what’s coming out of the Learning … [Read more...]
San Quentin celebrates AAPI Heritage Month
The Asian-American Pacific Islander community at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center observed AAPI Heritage Month with festivities on San Quentin’s … [Read more...]
San Quentin observes Memorial Day
On Monday May 25, 2026 at 9:00 am San Quentin Rehabilitation Center observed Memorial Day. The event took place on the facilities Lower Yard, and it … [Read more...]
Cultural expression through events brings unity and commonality
San Quentin residents develop tolerance, unity, and identity through freedom to express and celebrate their cultural heritages. Cultural … [Read more...]
Kind words for mothers
San Quentin holds Cinco de Mayo celebration
By Aristeo Sampablo On May 4, With the first rays of sunlight, the residence of San Quentin alongside with Labor Relations Analyst S. Amador and … [Read more...]
Althea Gibson, first Black female tennis champion, sets the stage for more to follow
By Jerry Maleek Gearin, Journalism Guild Chair One obstacle after another, Althea Neale Gibson broke various ethnic, athletic, and social barriers … [Read more...]
A woman’s journey from the projects to the Supreme Court
By Jerry Maleek Gearin, Journalism Guild Chair Jenny from the Block made hits, but Sonia from the Bronx made history as the first Latina to sit on … [Read more...]
Honoring Black Women
By Jerry Maleek Gearin and Jason Jackson Belvagene Davis Belvagene Davis’ journalistic determination through education, adversity, and racism … [Read more...]
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