Marilyn on KTVU Channel 2

The things we keep.

It is a story that also speaks to the love that refuses to be silenced by violence.

...loving son brother mother sister aunty athlete musician classmate snappy dresser fun-loving uncle father friend or fan...

She had raised this person who possessed the vision necessary to discover, and deliver a previously unrecognized human right

So did she rise, after stark loss, economic struggle, civic neglect, disillusionment, obscurity, isolation, out of darkness, out of Oakland.

They don’t care who their daddy has been running around with, they don’t care if daddy don’t have a job, that he ain’t had a bath...

I’m not a foolish woman. I know he was on loan from God for a short period of time. It’s never going to be long enough.