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04-29-2025 8:29 pm • PDX and SEA Weather
MLK BreakfastBelow are fast-breaking news items.
Senate Bill 1191 says telling someone about their rights isn’t a crime in Oregon.
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Tony Hopson, Sr. (Photo: Self-Enhancement, Inc.)
The1803 Fund has announced a decade-long investment into Self Enhancement Inc. and Albina Head Start. The investment will take shape as a recurring, annual grant of $2.5 million to each organization to support direct services.
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The Freedom to Read bill says books depicting race, sex, religion and other groups have to be judged by the same standards as all other books.
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Photo courtesy of Dan Christopherson via the University of Portland Beacon
Keynote speaker Michael Eric Dyson, PhD is a distinguished professor, gifted writer and media personality. His books on figures such as the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Barack Obama have garnered widespread acclaim and sparked important conversations about race in America.
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Dr. Constance Rice PhD (Photo: Alliance for Education)
Set for Saturday, April 26, the evening will bring together civic leaders, advocates and community members in a shared commitment to educational justice and racial equity for Seattle Public Schools students.
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Photo: Nykelle DeVivo
Drawing from their upbringing and the connection with mother’s Guru Haidakhan Babaji, DeVivo illuminates the spaces between life, death, and rebirth, capturing moments of spiritual transition.
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The Office of Community Involvement was established in 1984 to support county-wide engagement through a multifaceted approach.
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Office of Rep. Dexter
“Republicans are stealing from the poor to cut taxes for the ultrawealthy. Nowhere is this more egregious than their budget plans to slash Medicaid funding by $880 billion,” said Dexter.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
The museum invites the nation to focus on King’s nonviolent direct action in addressing current social chaos.
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Attorney General Dan Rayfield
AG Rayfield: “Oregonians voted for this, and it’s time we move ahead with common sense safety measures.”
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