Dante King is a leader in the Black Employee Alliance, which filed a complaint with a federal agency this week alleging rampant discrimination and harm.

Mayor London Breed commissioned the study of the city’s Department of Human Resources’ Equal Employment Opportunity processes.

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San Francisco City Hall on March 15, 2020. A group representing Black city employees issued a scathing response to San Francisco’s order that its workers be vaccinated against the coronavirus, calling the mandate harsh and insensitive and threatening possible legal action.

San Francisco city employees will soon be required to report their current vaccination status and show proof of vaccination.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KRON) — San Francisco leaders are receiving backlash to its latest vaccine mandate for city employees.

An advocacy organization for Black city workers filed a state discrimination complaint this week alleging disparities in discipline, pay and raises.

An implicit bias trainer who found the San Francisco Police Department suffered from an “extreme” degree of anti-Black sentiment spoke out Wednesday about the troubling experiences that spurred his damning assessment.

Trainer and his team worked for more than two years training over 1,000 officers at every level

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s board adopted a plan Tuesday to root out racism within the agency and declared “anti-Black racism” a human rights and public health crisis in the city.

Keka Robinson-Luqman, a junior management assistant for the SFMTA since 2016, alleged in a class action racial discrimination lawsuit filed Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020, that her white manager used racist and stereotypical language with her and she was denied commensurate pay for work above her classification and a promotion she believed she was being trained for.

A new plan aims to address and cope with “a very long and well-documented history” of racial and gender discrimination in the Muni workforce.

Those who are working on the ground to heal their communities opened up to ABC7 News about what it's going to take to reunite as a country when this presidential election is over.

Rebecca Sherman afraid to side with Black city worker on claims

Cedric Jackson (left) and Dante King address the crowd in front of City Hall during an Oct. 2 rally held by Black city workers. Photo by Juan Carlos Lara

Mission Local has obtained a purported Sept. 11 letter from former San Francisco HR manager Rebecca Sherman, in which she expresses sorrow and outlines a long-running forgery plot culminating in a Black MTA worker being given a bogus $514,000 discrimination settlement Sherman allegedly crafted out of whole cloth.

Lawsuit at center of scandal filed by SFMTA employee over alleged discrimination, retaliation

HR personnel in multiple departments claim city’s Dept. of Human Resources has edited racial grievances out of workers’ complaints

Black employees group blames incident on department leadership

San Francisco leaders are reeling and pondering the elusive motivation of a so-called “rogue employee” in the city’s Department of Human Resources who is accused of a series of forgeries.

Mayor London Breed and every member of the Board of Supervisors were among dozens of city leaders to receive a shocking Friday afternoon email from longtime Department of Human Resources director Micki Callahan.

A city worker came forward with deep concerns about racism being pervasive within San Francisco’s police force after teaching anti-bias classes to officers for more than two years, the San Francisco Examiner has learned.

Even the city’s director of Human Resources says ‘it’s clear there’s a significant problem’ with racism inside city departments.

One employee reported a manager forced her to perform oral sex to keep her job. Another employee reported being blocked from a key promotion by a man who repeatedly attacked her with racial slurs.