A Message from The Publisher

       We the staff and family of the Westside Gazette would like to remind you that: “From the fullness of His grace we have all received one blessing after another,” John 1:16 (NIV) and for that in itself is blessing enough , worthy to be grateful and to give Him praise. […]

However, what we can see and do is to concentrate on what is now.  What we have right now, that, such is right before us, right in our hands, right in our eyesight. […]

     As we prepare to  celebrate Thanksgiving, let’s be mindful of all the things we have to be thankful for and whether you want to believe it or not, they are  numerous. Just take this into consideration: your mind is functioning properly and the fact that you’re able to read this article  means you’re able to see and before you even began to read this article you were taking a breath so that means you’re alive and if you’re holding this newspaper that means you have hands […]

Do not to get on the bus of police brutality. Do not to get on the bus of self-pity or self-hate. Don’t get on the bus or put somebody in office just because… and for goodness sake DO NOT GET ON THE BUS OF FEAR!!! […]

OUR RECOMMENDED CHOICES FOR THIS ELECTION […]

     No matter how ugly things look and how drastic news reports fill the media, the outcome has yet to be known by us. […]

I don’t know about you but I’ll be damned if I go down without making my voice heard through my ballot. That does not mean I am voting all democratic. What it does mean is that I am voting for those who believe in making sure that ALL people have access that fit their circumstances to getting their human rights met by any means necessary. If you are not a part of this movement and all you think that you can do is complain, b*tch, and moan then please, “STFU AND VOTE!!!” […]

Democracy or Death […]

     Never the less, the  dreadful and disheartening effects of the pandemic, police killings and the total disregard from the Trump administration towards Black, brown and poor people, we are not totally isolated to the consequences; believe it or not it will soon show results on all of us. […]

    It is a very sad and disappointing day when Black people fail at an opportunity to make a difference in the political make-up of any given arena, especially when afforded the privilege to change it by voting and having your votes counted. […]