JUST NORTH OF SAUSALITO lies one of the longest-lasting and historically important African American neighborhoods in the Bay Area. Sustaining the Black community in Marin City would protect a living piece of American history that dates back more than 80 years.
In the Nov. 3 election, the people of Marin City could seize an opportunity to frame their own narrative and pursue a progressive vision for Black public space. With a culture-first approach to Black architecture, a new board could define Marin City as a magnet for Black talent and an expression of Black resilience and Black joy.
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